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disconnect

/ˌdɪs.kəˈnɛkt/

Translations

disconnectnoun

disconnects

/ˌdɪs.kəˈnɛkt/

déconnexion

There is a disconnect between the company's goals and the employees' understanding of them.

Il y a une déconnexion entre les objectifs de l'entreprise et la compréhension qu'en ont les employés.

Additional translations

sectionneurÉlectricité.

Synonyms

disconnectverb

disconnected

Past Simple

disconnected

Past Participle

disconnecting

Gerund

/ˌdɪskəˈnɛkt/

déconnecter

The technician will disconnect the power supply before starting the repairs.

Le technicien va déconnecter l'alimentation avant de commencer les réparations.

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disconnectadjective

/ˌdɪs.kəˈnekt/

/ˌdɪs.kəˈnɛkt/

Used attributively before a noun, especially in the utility industry (e.g., "disconnect notice").

de coupureSe dit surtout d'un avis ou d'une procédure de service, d'électricité ou de télécommunications.

The customer received a disconnect notice after missing two payments.

Le client a reçu un avis de coupure après avoir manqué deux paiements.

Synonyms

cut off

Definitions

disconnectnoun

A lack of connection or consistency.

There is a disconnect between the company's goals and the employees' understanding of them.

A situation in which two or more things are not in agreement or do not match.

The disconnect between the policy and its implementation led to confusion.

A break in communication or understanding.

The disconnect in their conversation was evident as they talked past each other.

An electrical switch or device used to isolate a circuit from its power source.

Before working on the panel, turn off the disconnect to ensure the circuit is dead.

An instance of an unexpected loss of connection in computing or telecommunications.

Players reported several disconnects during the online match.

disconnectverb

To sever or interrupt a connection, especially an electrical or telephone connection.

The technician will disconnect the power supply before starting the repairs.

To detach oneself emotionally or mentally from a situation or relationship.

She decided to disconnect from the stressful environment by taking a long vacation.

To stop associating or being involved with someone or something.

He chose to disconnect from social media to focus on his studies.

disconnectadjective

Relating to or indicating the act of cutting off a utility or service.

The customer received a disconnect notice after missing two payments.