isolate [ˈaɪsəleɪt] GLAG. preh. glag.
1. isolate (cut off):
- isolate
- izolować [perf od-]
- isolate cause
- wyodrębniać [perf wyodrębnić]
2. isolate (detach politically):
- isolate
- separować [perf od-]
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At the end of a campaign day both players place perimeter markings along their front lines, or around units if they're isolated.
en.wikipedia.org The place is isolated, being located a few hours' drive from passable roads.
en.wikipedia.org When that reactor is regenerated, it replaces another reactor which, in turn, is isolated so that it can then be regenerated.
en.wikipedia.org The units drawing into the city were attacked from different sides, isolated from each other and suffered loss.
en.wikipedia.org It is sometimes grouped with one of those two language families, and sometimes seen as a language isolate.
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