unplugging

UK
/ʌnˈplʌɡɪŋ/
US
/ʌnˈplʌɡɪŋ/

Translations

unpluggingnoun
unpluggings
pl
débranchementSens courant : action de déconnecter un appareil électrique de sa source d’alimentation.
The unplugging of the television was necessary to reset the system.
Le débranchement du téléviseur était nécessaire pour réinitialiser le système.
Additional translations
déconnexionSens figuré, surtout dans le domaine du bien-être : fait de se déconnecter des écrans et des appareils numériques.
unplugverb

unplugging

Gerund

unplugged
Past Simple
unplugged
Past Participle
unplugging
Gerund
UK
/ʌnˈplʌg/
US
/ʌnˈplʌg/
She remembered to unplug the toaster before leaving the house.
Elle s’est souvenue de débrancher le grille-pain avant de quitter la maison.
déboucherS’emploie pour un conduit, un évier ou une canalisation obstrués.
The plumber had to unplug the drain to let the water flow freely.
Le plombier a dû déboucher la bonde pour que l’eau s’écoule librement.
Additional translations
se déconnecterSens figuré : faire une pause des appareils numériques ou de la technologie.

Definitions

unpluggingnoun
The act of disconnecting an electrical device from a power source by removing its plug.
The unplugging of the television was necessary to reset the system.
A period of time when someone refrains from using electronic devices, especially to reduce stress or improve mental health.
She dedicated her weekend to unplugging, avoiding all screens and digital distractions.
unplugverb
To disconnect an electrical device by removing its plug from a socket.
She remembered to unplug the toaster before leaving the house.
To remove an obstruction from something, allowing it to function properly.
The plumber had to unplug the drain to let the water flow freely.
To disconnect from digital devices or technology, often to relax or reduce stress.
He decided to unplug for the weekend to enjoy some time in nature.