seclude [брит. sɪˈkluːd, америк. səˈklud] ГЛ. перех.
- seclude
- isoler (from de)
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Following the loss of his wife in 1805 he secluded himself for seven years.
en.wikipedia.org He has chosen a lifestyle secluded from the outside world in order to try to keep his writing pure.
en.wikipedia.org But the monument is secluded in the citrus gardens at about.
en.wikipedia.org Originally, this prohibition applied only to married women secluded with men other than their husbands, but it was extended to include single women.
en.wikipedia.org Lower-class men frequently preferred marriage to women who had been secluded rather than to those who had worked or attended secondary school.
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