to separate; to partition; to stand or lie between; at a distance from; after or at an interval of

to separate; to isolate

the next day; on alternate days

to cut off; to isolate; isolated (from the world)

compartment; booth; cubicle; partitioned-off area

soundproofing

to separate

misunderstanding; estrangement; (language etc) barrier

diaphragm (anatomy); distant (socially aloof); divided by lack of mutual comprehension; nonexpert

separated by a generation; a lifetime ago

overnight; of the previous day

(old) (of a half-sibling) having the same mother but different father

partition; partition board

partition; to stand between; wall or fence serving as partition

see 隔天[ge2 tian1]

divider; partition

(old) (of a half-sibling) having the same father but different mother

to insulate thermally; insulating (material, effect etc)

from a distance; through the air; remotely (esp. by means of telekinesis, magic, technology etc)

to interlace; to interleave (computing)

(loanword) ghetto

partition board

grease trap

pre-makeup cream; makeup base; foundation primer

to converse with sb by shouting from some distance away; (fig.) to say sth intended for the ears of sb who is not in one's presence (often, by making a public statement or by posting online)

variant of 隔三差五[ge2 san1 cha4 wu3]

(idiom) every few days; every once in a while

the walls have ears (idiom)

walls have ears

Mr Wang from next door (term used jocularly to refer to a neighbor who is supposedly sleeping with one's wife)

next-door neighbor

to watch the fires burning across the river; to delay entering the fray until all others have been exhausted by fighting amongst themselves (idiom)

lit. almanac from years back (idiom); obsolete practice; old-fashioned principle

interlaced scanning

lit. to scratch the outside of the boot (idiom); fig. beside the point; ineffectual

apostrophe, as used in pinyin orthography (i.e. to mark a boundary between two syllables, as in "dàng'àn" 檔案|档案[dang4 an4])

different trades, worlds apart (idiom); to sb outside the profession, it is a closed book