segregateKK [ˈsɛgrəˌget] ｜ /ˈsɛgrəˌgeɪt/
GEPT 中高級
C2verb
to separate or divide a group into smaller parts that are not connected
The employer was accused of trying to segregate employees by forcing them to use separate entrances based on their race.
隔離；種族隔離
C2verb
to separate things from each other and put them in different places or groups
WRONG WITH EXCEPTION
分開；區隔
C2verb
to treat people of different races or religions unfairly by separating them and not giving them the same rights as others
The school principal was criticized for trying to segregate students of color by placing them in separate classrooms away from their white peers.
C2noun
a person who has been or is being kept apart from others because of their race or religion
Despite the progress made in civil rights, there are still instances where individuals are treated as segregates due to their ethnicity.