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disconnect(dictionary)
disconnect 2, noun(dictionary)
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rim 2, verb(dictionary)
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fog 2, verb(dictionary)
brief 3, verb(dictionary)
dip 1, verb(dictionary)

disconnect 1, verb (oh)



[T] to remove the supply of power, gas, water etc from a machine or piece of equipment
-opposite connect connect disconnect sth from sth
::Always disconnect the machine from the mains first.
::The family agreed to disconnect her life support system.
[I and T] to separate something from the thing it is connected to, or to become separated
-opposite connect connect disconnect from
::Two freight cars disconnected from the train engine.
disconnect sth from sth
::Disconnect part A from part D.
[T] to officially stop supplying a service, such as water, telephone, electricity, or gas, to a house or other building
-opposite connect connect
::Eleven percent of households were disconnected for non-payment of bills.
[I and T] 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.
[T] to break the telephone connection between two people
-opposite connect connect
-- disconnection /-5nekFEn/ n [U and C]