disconnect
🇺🇸
/ˌdɪskəˈnekt/
🇬🇧
/ˌdɪskəˈnekt/
transitive verb
R
To separate something from a source of power like gas or electricity.
Before fixing it, always disconnect the appliance from the power outlet.
在修理之前，总是要先将电器从电源插座断开。
R
To stop supplying a service like telephone or electricity to a place.
Your service will be disconnected if the bill is not paid.
如果账单未支付，您的服务将被断开。
R
To unhook or separate one thing from another.
Make sure to firmly reconnect the cable that can easily disconnect.
确保牢固地重新连接容易断开的电缆。
R
To end a phone call unexpectedly.
I couldn't hear what she was saying before we got disconnected.
我们被断开连接之前，我听不到她在说什么。
R
To stop being connected to the internet.
I always make sure to disconnect from the internet before going to bed.
我总是确保在睡觉前断开互联网连接。
R
To stop a person's use of a device, especially for medical care.
The difficult decision to disconnect the patient from life support was made after long discussion.
经过长时间讨论后，做出了让病人脱离生命支持系统的艰难决定。
noun
R
A situation where two things or people are not connected.
The disconnect between what we say and what we do can be large.
我们所说的和我们所做的之间的脱节可能会很大。
R
A loss of connection, like with the internet or electricity.
A sudden disconnect left us all without internet during the meeting.
会议中突然的断开连接使我们所有人都没有了互联网。
translation
断开电源连接, 停止服务供应, 分离, 意外挂断电话, 断开网络连接, 停止使用设备
断开状态, 连接丢失
词形变化
3rd Present
disconnects
Past
disconnected
Perfect
disconnected
Progressive
disconnecting
Plural
disconnects