disconnect
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Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++dis·con·nect1 /ˌdɪskəˈnekt/ ●●○ verb 1 TPESWITCH ON OR OFF[transitive] to remove the supply of power, gas, water etc from a machine or piece of equipment 切断〔机器或设备〕的电力[煤气，水]等供应 OPP connectdisconnect something from something Always disconnect the machine from the mains first. 一定要先切断机器的电源。 The family agreed to disconnect her life support system. 家人同意切断她的生命维持系统。2 JOIN something TOGETHER[intransitive, transitive] to separate something from the thing it is connected to, or to become separated （使）分离，（使）脱离 OPP connectdisconnect from Two freight cars disconnected from the train engine. 两节货车车厢与火车头脱开了。disconnect something from something Disconnect part A from part D. 把A部分与D部分分开。3 [transitive] to officially stop supplying a service, such as water, telephone, electricity, or gas, to a house or other building 停止〔住宅等〕的水[电话，电，煤气]等供应 OPP connect Eleven percent of households were disconnected for non-payment of bills. 百分之十一的住户因为未付账单被切断了服务。4 [intransitive, transitive] if you disconnect or become disconnected from your feelings, family, society etc, you no longer feel as though you belong or have a relationship with them （使）脱离〔关系〕，（使）不联系disconnect from Divorced men can too easily become disconnected from their children. 离异男士很容易和子女断了联系。5. TCT[transitive] to break the telephone connection between two people 使〔通话〕断线 OPP connect —disconnection /-ˈnekʃən/ noun [countable, uncountable]→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpus
disconnect• I'll have to call him back - we got disconnected.• I tried to call the company, but the phone number had been disconnected.• The cell phone that allows you to connect, makes it impossible to disconnect.• Fortunately, many types of pump can be restarted without having to be disconnected and dismantled.• We exhort you to disconnect, discard and move on, acquire a certain agility as consumers.• Is it possible to disconnect each thing from itself and still arrive at a recognisable record?• Unlike other memory chips, flash does not lose the stored contents when the computer is disconnected from a power supply.• To operate, always fill the water tank while the machine is disconnected from the mains socket.• Hauserman said people are disconnecting or ignoring the devices.• Disconnect the battery and recharge it.• Once a car has started, the engine would continue to run even if you disconnected the battery.• Salazar's family agreed to disconnect the life support system.disconnect from• Two freight cars disconnected from the train engine and fell into a river near Dhaka.disconnect2 noun [singular] when two people or groups no longer understand or have a relationship with each other 脱节；不相干 the disconnect between the ordinary public and the concerns of politicians 普通民众与政治家关心的问题之间的脱节From Longman Business Dictionarydisconnectdis‧con‧nect /ˌdɪskəˈnekt/ verb [intransitive, transitive] COMPUTINGto end the connection between a computer and the Internetdisconnect fromTo read the posting offline, just double click on it and then disconnect from the Internet.I kept trying to disconnect my Internet connection, but in the end I gave up and just switched the machine off.→ See Verb tabledis·con·nect1 verbdisconnect2 nounChineseSyllable
power, supply water of remove to Business gas, Corpus the
disconnect
dis‧con‧nect1 /ˌdɪskəˈnekt/ 
verb
OPP connect
disconnect something from something
Always disconnect the machine from the mains first.
The family agreed to disconnect her life support system.
2. [intransitive and transitive] to separate something from the thing it is connected to, or to become separated
OPP connect
disconnect from
Two freight cars disconnected from the train engine.
disconnect something from something
Disconnect part A from part D.
3. [transitive] to officially stop supplying a service, such as water, telephone, electricity, or gas, to a house or other building
OPP connect:
Eleven percent of households were disconnected for non-payment of bills.
4. [intransitive and transitive] if you disconnect or become disconnected from your feelings, family, society etc, you no longer feel as though you belong or have a relationship with them
disconnect from
Divorced men can too easily become disconnected from their children.
5. [transitive] to break the telephone connection between two people
OPP connect
—disconnection /-ˈnekʃən/ noun [uncountable and countable]
disconnect2 noun [singular]
when two people or groups no longer understand or have a relationship with each other:
the disconnect between the ordinary public and the concerns of politicians
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verb Word Family: noun: connection, connectedness, connector; verb: connect ≠ disconnect; adjective: connected ≠ disconnected ≠ unconnected
1. [transitive] to remove the supply of power, gas, water etc from a machine or piece of equipment OPP connect
disconnect something from something
2. [intransitive and transitive] to separate something from the thing it is connected to, or to become separated
OPP connect
disconnect from
disconnect something from something
3. [transitive] to officially stop supplying a service, such as water, telephone, electricity, or gas, to a house or other building
OPP connect:
4. [intransitive and transitive] if you disconnect or become disconnected from your feelings, family, society etc, you no longer feel as though you belong or have a relationship with them
disconnect from
5. [transitive] to break the telephone connection between two people
OPP connect
—disconnection /-ˈnekʃən/ noun [uncountable and countable]
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noun [singular]when two people or groups no longer understand or have a relationship with each other: