CEFR B2

detacher

verb

Meaning

To separate or disconnect something from a larger whole or from another thing.

Examples

Please detach the coupon from the newspaper.
The pilot had to detach the faulty engine during the flight.

Synonyms: separate, disconnect, unfasten, disengage

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detacher (B2)

verb

Pronunciation: /dɪˈtætʃ/

Definition

To separate or disconnect something from a larger whole or from another thing.

Examples

Please detach the coupon from the newspaper.
The pilot had to detach the faulty engine during the flight.
She carefully detached the sticker from the glass.

How to Use detacher

detach from (prepositional phrase): To separate oneself or something from a place, group, or connection. — "She found it hard to detach from her childhood home."
detach a part (collocation): To remove a component or section from a larger object. — "You need to detach the battery cover to replace the batteries."

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