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be partitioned off
noun
An action which divides a thing into parts, or separates one thing from another.
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Northern Kosovo, now largely under Belgrade's control, must not be partitioned off in all but name.
In a lovely one-bedroom at Sutton Place North on East 61st Street, the alcove could be partitioned off for their son.
There will also be a 1,226-square-foot 1,226-square-foot 1,226-square-footned off into four clecturems and a conference area.
For example, he said, a junior one is almost always an L-shaped studio that can be partitioned off so that part of it becomes a small bedroom.
"Listen, we're getting ready," he continued, displaying a memorandum that he had just signed establishing a rehydration center and a cholera clinic to be partitioned off from the regular emergency area.
(In First Class, the seats can be partitioned off individually, or arranged romantically two-by-two).
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The kitchen is partitioned off by a bar.
They are partitioned off with their spouses and companions at separate tables and remain off camera.
Part of the stomach is partitioned off and the intestines are rerouted.
Most of the 17,072-seat arena is partitioned off for W.N.B.A. games, and the Storm is averaging 5,271.
The stand was partitioned off by a steel fencing, against which some of the victims were crushed.
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