1.分开;分离
2.留出(充当别用)
1.to make someone or something different and special
2.to keep something separate in order to use it for a particular purpose
1.Despite a very tight schedule, everyone who came to the meeting agreed that at least one day should be set apart for sightseeing.
尽管行程非常紧，每个与会的人都同意至少要空出一天观光的时间。
2.The priests who were to have access to God had to be set apart for a life of holiness.
那来到神面前的祭司必须分别出来，过一个圣洁的生活。
3.They were doing decently , but ties were started to set apart when his Protoss partner decided to cross the border and settled for anew.
他们很融洽，但是当他那神族的同伴决定越过边界再定居时他们的关系就开始分离。
4.After we set apart, and the doom is coming. Love burns up in the twinkling of an eye, leaving only the eteranl words and burning tears.
告别后，末日将至，爱情瞬间燃烧，只留下不熄灭的对白，和炙热的泪光。
5.I try to at least get to the gym, so as to set apart the weekend from the rest of my week.
我至少设法去去健身房，以便使周末与工作日有所不同。
6.Life in our dawning new view can be porced from both living bodies and mechanical matrix, and set apart as a real, autonomous process.
在我们刚刚萌芽的新观点中，生命可以从活体和机械主体中分离出来，成为一种真实、自治的过程。
7.The first decade of this new century has been a period of consequence -- a time set apart.
新世纪的第一个十年已经过去，这个分别的时刻。
8.To set apart in or as if in a ghetto; isolate.
用压力使集中居住分开、分出或象在少数人集中区；隔离
9.The man who made $1bn in a day by betting against the Bank of England always thought he was set apart.
这个赌赢英国央行（BankofEngland），一天进账10亿美元的人，一直认为自己与众不同。
10.Are we, as a country and a people and a culture, set apart and better than others?
作为一个国家、国家的民众和文化，我们是否独立于他人之外并且更加优越？