uncoupling
ʌnˈkʌplɪŋ
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Definition of uncoupling - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
socialRareprocess of ending a relationship or connectionRare
  • Their uncoupling was amicable and mutual.
disconnection separation
2.
mechanicalRareact of disconnecting or detaching thingsRare
  • The uncoupling of the train cars was swift.
detachment disconnection
3.
biologyTECH.separation of linked biological processesTECH.
  • The uncoupling of the cells affected their function.
disconnection separation
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mindful and respectful breakup or separation of a couple
They chose conscious uncoupling instead of a messy divorce.

Origin of uncoupling

English, un- (not) + couple (to join)

Examples of uncoupling in a sentence

  • Their uncoupling led to a peaceful division of assets.
  • Uncoupling the device took longer than expected.
  • The engineer explained the uncoupling process in detail.
  • Uncoupling in the metabolic pathway can lead to energy loss.
  • The study focused on the uncoupling of genetic expressions.

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  1. French:séparation, découplage, ...
  2. German:Trennung, Abkoppeln, ...
  3. Italian:distacco, sganciamento, ...
  4. Spanish:separación, desacoplamiento, ...
  5. Portuguese:rompimento, desacoplamento, ...
  6. Chinese:分手, 脱钩, ...
  7. Japanese:別れ, 切り離し, ...
  8. Arabic:انفِصال, فَصْل, ...
  9. Hebrew:הִתְפָּרְדוּת, הַפְרָדָה, ...
  10. Russian:разрыв, отсоединение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:розлучення, роз'єднання, ...
  12. Hindi:विच्छेद, अलग करना, ...
uncouple
ʌnˈkʌpəl

Definition of uncouple - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

1.
freedomtr.Rarerelease or set loose from a constrainttr.Rare
  • They decided to uncouple the dogs for the race.
detach disconnect release
2.
separationtr./intr.Raredisconnect or detach one thing from anothertr./intr.Rare
  • The technician will uncouple the wires.
detach separate
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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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  1. French:détacher, déconnecter, ...
  2. German:loslassen, trennen, ...
  3. Italian:sganciare, staccare, ...
  4. Spanish:soltar, desconectar, ...
  5. Portuguese:desacoplar, desligar, ...
  6. Chinese:松开, 断开, ...
  7. Japanese:解放する, 切り離す, ...
  8. Arabic:فَكَّ, فَصَلَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְשַׁחְרֵר, לְנַתֵּק, ...
  10. Russian:отцеплять, отсоединить, ...
  11. Ukrainian:відчепити, від'єднувати, ...
  12. Hindi:मुक्त करना, अलग करना, ...

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