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1 detach
transitive verb1) entfernen; ablösen [Aufgeklebtes]; abbrechen [Angewachsenes]; abtrennen [zu Entfernendes]; abnehmen [wieder zu Befestigendes]; abhängen [Angekuppeltes]; herausnehmen [innen Befindliches]* * *[di'tæ ]- academic.ru/19954/detachable">detachable- detached
- detachment* * *de·tach[dɪˈtætʃ]vt* * *[dɪ'ttʃ]vt1) (= separate, unfasten) rope, cart loslösen (from von); section of form, document abtrennen (from von); part of machine, wooden leg, collar, hood abnehmen (from von); lining herausnehmen (from aus); coach from train abhängen (from von)a section became detached from... — ein Teil löste sich von...
2) (MIL, NAUT) abkommandieren* * *detach [dıˈtætʃ]A v/tfrom von):detach o.s. sich befreien2. absondern, frei machen3. SCHIFF, MIL abkommandierenfrom von)* * *transitive verb1) entfernen; ablösen [Aufgeklebtes]; abbrechen [Angewachsenes]; abtrennen [zu Entfernendes]; abnehmen [wieder zu Befestigendes]; abhängen [Angekuppeltes]; herausnehmen [innen Befindliches]2) (Mil., Navy) abkommandieren ( from aus)* * *v.abtrennen v.lösen v. -
2 detach
di'tæ(to unfasten or remove (from): I detached the bottom part of the form and sent it back.) separar, quitar- detached
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detach vb separartr[dɪ'tæʧ]1 (separate, remove) separar, quitar; (unstick) despegar2 SMALLMILITARY/SMALL destacar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto detach oneself from something distanciarse de algodetach [di'tæʧ] vt: separar, quitar, desprenderv.• desatar v.• desfijar v.• desglosar v.• desligar v.• despegar v.• desprender v.• destrabar v.• quitar v.• separar v.• soltar v.dɪ'tætʃ[dɪ'tætʃ]VT (=separate) separar ( from de); (=unstick) despegar; (Mil) destacarto detach o.s. from a group — separarse de un grupo
to detach o.s. from a situation — distanciarse de una situación
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3 (to) detach
(to) detach /dɪˈtætʃ/A v. t.1 staccare; separare: to detach the trailer from the car, staccare il rimorchio dall'auto; The hood can be detached from the jacket, si può staccare il cappuccio dalla giacca; Detach the slip at the bottom of the page, staccare il tagliando in fondo alla pagina2 ( anche mil.) distaccare: Two platoons were detached from the battalion, due plotoni sono stati distaccati dal battaglione● to detach oneself from, staccarsi da; (fig.) prendere le distanze da: A few people detached themselves from the main group, alcune persone si sono staccate dal gruppo principale; You have to be able to detach yourself from other people's problems, devi essere capace di prendere le distanze dai problemi altrui □ (fin.) to detach a coupon, staccare una cedolaB v. i.staccarsi: The hood detaches easily, il cappuccio si stacca facilmentedetachablea.staccabile; separabile. -
4 (to) detach
(to) detach /dɪˈtætʃ/A v. t.1 staccare; separare: to detach the trailer from the car, staccare il rimorchio dall'auto; The hood can be detached from the jacket, si può staccare il cappuccio dalla giacca; Detach the slip at the bottom of the page, staccare il tagliando in fondo alla pagina2 ( anche mil.) distaccare: Two platoons were detached from the battalion, due plotoni sono stati distaccati dal battaglione● to detach oneself from, staccarsi da; (fig.) prendere le distanze da: A few people detached themselves from the main group, alcune persone si sono staccate dal gruppo principale; You have to be able to detach yourself from other people's problems, devi essere capace di prendere le distanze dai problemi altrui □ (fin.) to detach a coupon, staccare una cedolaB v. i.staccarsi: The hood detaches easily, il cappuccio si stacca facilmentedetachablea.staccabile; separabile.
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