Definition of unstring - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
actionRare release items that are strung togetherRare
- She began to unstring the pearls from the necklace.
2.
objectsRare remove the strings from an objectRare
- He decided to unstring the guitar for cleaning.
3.
emotional impactRare cause someone to feel anxious or unsettledRare
- The sudden noise seemed to unstring her nerves.
Origin of unstring
Old English, un (not) + stringan (to string)
Examples of unstring in a sentence
The artist unstrung the charms from the bracelet. She needed to unstring the beads for the new design. To repair the racket, he had to unstring it first. The eerie silence began to unstring his composure. Her unexpected question managed to unstring his thoughts.
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- French:défaire, enlever les cordes, ...
- German:abfädeln, abspannen, ...
- Italian:slegare, togliere le corde, ...
- Spanish:desensartar, desencordar, ...
- Portuguese:desenfiar, desencordoar, ...
- Chinese:解开, 拆弦, ...
- Japanese:解く, 取り外す, ...
- Arabic:فَكَّ, أَزالَ الأَوْتار, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַתִּיר, לְהַסִּיר מֵיתָרִים, ...
- Russian:разнить, снять струны, ...
- Ukrainian:знімати, зняти струни, ...
- Hindi:अनस्ट्रिंग करना, तार हटाना, ...
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