decouple
diˈkʌpəl
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Definition of decouple - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
separate systemsTECH.unlink or separate connected parts or systemsTECH.
  • The engineer decided to decouple the two systems.
detach disengage
2.
technologyTECH.reduce the coupling between electronic circuitsTECH.
  • The technician decoupled the circuits to prevent interference.
detach disconnect separate
3.
international relationsTECH.end the connection between countries or organizationsTECH.
  • The treaty aimed to decouple the two nations' economies.
detach disengage
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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  • The company aims to decouple its services from outdated technology.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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  1. French:dissocier, désolidariser, ...
  2. German:entkoppeln, lösen, ...
  3. Italian:separare, isolare, ...
  4. Spanish:desacoplar, aislar, ...
  5. Portuguese:desacoplar, isolar, ...
  6. Chinese:分离, 去耦, ...
  7. Japanese:分離する, デカップリングする, ...
  8. Arabic:فَصَلَ, عَزَلَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהַפְרִיד, לְהַפְרִיד מַעְגָּלִים, ...
  10. Russian:разъединять, разрывать связь, ...
  11. Ukrainian:роз'єднувати, роз'єднати, ...
  12. Hindi:अलग करना, डिकपल करना, ...

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