separate; divide; cut off; isolate

be apart/away from (in space or time)

(verb) isolate

to misthink

look on unconcerned while sb. is in trouble or danger; be indifferent to the problems of others- (lit.)watch fire burning from the opposite side of a river

next door; neighbour [普]: 旁邊, 隔壁

(noun) next door neighbour; (preposition) nearby; beside

layout (格局)

compartment; gap; space; interval (of time)

the day after next | Syn.: 後日

the next day; the following day

every other day; on alternate days; every alternate day | Syn.: 隔天

the worlds of the living and the dead are separated from each other; to be separated by death

last year | Syn.: 去年 | Cant.: 舊年

every other year; on alternate years; every alternate year

in the following years

apartheid, racial segregation

leftovers from the night before

 leftovers food from the night before

within close proximity

every other day; on alternate days; every alternate day | Syn.: 隔日

sound insulation; soundproof

filter

to filter / strain off the residues; describes someone who is very stingy

one day (away from a dear one) seems like three years | also 一日三秋

to be isolated, completely cut off

be separated by (distance or time, etc)

describes someone who has a miserly appearance

to describe someone who is stingy to extreme means

overnight (sometimes gaak3 je62)

isolation, segregation; apartheid, to quarantine, to close off

isolate, separate, segregate

(noun) Neighbour

remote; out-of-the-way; secluded; remote; hard-to-reach location

desolate;out of the way; remote; secluded; in a location that is hard to get to

make one's neighbours envy to death

be the object of great envy; become the envy of those who live or work closely to one

envy (spoken)

impediment; barrier

misunderstanding; estrangement

is close to (proximity), next door neighbor

neighbours (spoken)

buy sth without seeing it

to commit to something without understanding it fully