1.
give a person a wide berth = give a wide berth to a person = keep a wide berth of a person
避开 [远避] 某人,与某人保持距离
2.
remain at a safe distance from sb/sth
与某人[某事物]保持安全距离
3.
keep a distance(from sb/sth); not interfere(with sb/sth)
（与某人[某事物]）保持距离;不打扰（某人[某事物]）
4.
To deal with someone at arm's length
与某人保持一定距离的交易
5.
She keeps herself apart from other people.
她与别人保持距离.
6.
She keeps herself apart from (ie does not mix with) other people.
她与别人保持距离（不与别人混在一起）.
7.
Mary drew back from other people at the party.
晚会上玛丽与其他人保持着距离。
8.
keep a clear berth of the shoals
与浅滩保持安全距离
9.
Kept a clear berth of the reefs.
与礁石保持安全距离
10.
A cold, aloof person.
冷若冰霜的人冷淡的、与人保持距离的人
11.
Spanish speakers tolerate a much closer speaking distance,
西班牙语系人士与人所保持的距离比较近，
12.
Clearance 15 ft.
保持距离 15英尺
13.
continue to support or retain one's connection with sb/sth
继续支持某人[某事物];保持与某人[某事物]的联系
14.
Kept the newcomer at arm's length at first.
一开始对新来的人保持一定距离
15.
Proxemics is the study of what governs how closely one person stands to another.
身势语言学研究的是人与人之间究竟应保持怎样的距离。
16.
You should keep 1.2m away from the subject.
你应该与被摄物保持一点二米的距离。
17.
hold [keep up] correspondence with sb
与某人（保持）通信（联系）
18.
She needs to distance herself from some of her more extreme supporters.
她必须与拥护她的那些比较偏激的人保持一定的距离.