Definition of uncouple - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
freedomtr. Rare release or set loose from a constrainttr. Rare
- They decided to uncouple the dogs for the race.
2.
separationtr./intr. Rare disconnect or detach one thing from anothertr./intr. Rare
- The technician will uncouple the wires.
Origin of uncouple
Latin, un (not) + copulare (to couple)
Examples of uncouple in a sentence
They worked to uncouple the two intertwined ropes. She decided to uncouple the trailer from the truck. Engineers will uncouple the two systems for maintenance.
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- French:détacher, déconnecter, ...
- German:loslassen, trennen, ...
- Italian:sganciare, staccare, ...
- Spanish:soltar, desconectar, ...
- Portuguese:desacoplar, desligar, ...
- Chinese:松开, 断开, ...
- Japanese:解放する, 切り離す, ...
- Arabic:فَكَّ, فَصَلَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְשַׁחְרֵר, לְנַתֵּק, ...
- Russian:отцеплять, отсоединить, ...
- Ukrainian:відчепити, від'єднувати, ...
- Hindi:मुक्त करना, अलग करना, ...
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