v.（使）分开，（使）分离

The operation disjoins the two connected networks.
这个操作断开了两个相连的网络。
We need to disjoin the concept of beauty from physical appearance.
我们需要将美的概念与外貌分开。
The divorce disjoined the once-happy couple.
离婚使这对曾经幸福的夫妇分开了。
To understand the problem, you must first disjoin its various components.
要理解这个问题，你首先必须将其各个部分分开。
The company decided to disjoin its international and domestic operations.
公司决定将其国际运营和国内运营分开。
The magician's trick involved disjoining his own fingers in an illusion.
魔术师的技巧包括在幻觉中让自己的手指分离。
In language learning, it's important to disjoin grammar rules from actual usage.
在语言学习中，将语法规则与实际用法分开很重要。
The scientist worked to disjoin the genetic link between the disease and the family line.
科学家努力切断疾病与家族血统之间的遗传联系。
To simplify the task, let's disjoin the process into smaller, more manageable steps.
为了简化任务，让我们将其过程分解为更小、更易管理的步骤。
The artist's installation disjoins traditional materials from their usual contexts, provoking thought.
艺术家的装置作品将传统材料与其通常的背景分离，引发思考。