Definition of decouple - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
separate systemsTECH. unlink or separate connected parts or systemsTECH.
- The engineer decided to decouple the two systems.
2.
technologyTECH. reduce the coupling between electronic circuitsTECH.
- The technician decoupled the circuits to prevent interference.
3.
international relationsTECH. end the connection between countries or organizationsTECH.
- The treaty aimed to decouple the two nations' economies.
Origin of decouple
Latin, de (remove) + copula (link)
Examples of decouple in a sentence
The company aims to decouple its services from outdated technology. Engineers worked to decouple the components for better performance. The device was designed to decouple signals efficiently. Efforts to decouple the organizations were unsuccessful. They decided to decouple their political strategies.
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- French:dissocier, désolidariser, ...
- German:entkoppeln, lösen, ...
- Italian:separare, isolare, ...
- Spanish:desacoplar, aislar, ...
- Portuguese:desacoplar, isolar, ...
- Chinese:分离, 去耦, ...
- Japanese:分離する, デカップリングする, ...
- Arabic:فَصَلَ, عَزَلَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַפְרִיד, לְהַפְרִיד מַעְגָּלִים, ...
- Russian:разъединять, разрывать связь, ...
- Ukrainian:роз'єднувати, роз'єднати, ...
- Hindi:अलग करना, डिकपल करना, ...
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