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Definition of disjoined - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
separationRare separated or disconnected from something elseRare
- The disjoined parts of the puzzle were scattered.
- The disjoined wires caused the device to malfunction.
- After the storm, the disjoined branches were everywhere.
Origin of disjoined
Latin, dis- (apart) + iungere (to join)
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- French:dissocié, ...
- German:getrennt, ...
- Italian:disgiunto, ...
- Spanish:desconectado, ...
- Portuguese:separado, ...
- Chinese:分离的, ...
- Japanese:分離された, ...
- Arabic:مُنْفَصِل, ...
- Hebrew:מֻפְרָד, ...
- Russian:разъединённый, ...
- Ukrainian:від'єднаний, ...
- Hindi:अलग, ...
Definition of disjoin - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
separationRare separate things that were joined or connectedRare
- You must disjoin the wires before fixing them.
- Engineers must disjoin the pipes carefully.
- She tried to disjoin the puzzle pieces.
Origin of disjoin
Latin, dis- (apart) + jungere (to join)
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- French:séparer, ...
- German:trennen, ...
- Italian:separare, ...
- Spanish:separar, ...
- Portuguese:desligar, ...
- Chinese:分开, ...
- Japanese:切り離す, ...
- Arabic:فَصَلَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַפְרִיד, ...
- Russian:разъединять, ...
- Ukrainian:роз'єднати, ...
- Hindi:अलग करना, ...
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