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Significats de decouple en anglès

portuguès
desassociar
català
dissociar
espanyol
separar

Regard as unconnected.

      dissociar

      Disconnect or separate.

          Ús de decouple en anglès
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          I would very much like to decouple the idea of citizenship from immigration.
          The Guardian
          2
          To do so we must decouple economic activity from carbon emissions and ecological destruction.
          The Guardian
          3
          At the far end, a fighter could be seen struggling to decouple from its support cabling.
          Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens
          4
          Sustainable growth, they argue, is also a myth: it's impossible to decouple economic progress from environmental damage.
          The Guardian
          5
          Since 2010, fuel-efficient planes and effective hedging have helped the industry decouple the oil price from profits.
          The Guardian
          6
          It would also help if we could decouple speech and money, at least partially, and overturn Citizens.
          The Guardian
          7
          As I watch the dead I see one decouple itself from the aft side of the stack.
          Futures 1
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          Analysts said the speed of the fall showed that the German market could not decouple from the US.
          The Irish Times
          9
          How can you know that the DNA lab will properly decouple your genetic data from your personal information?
          Wired
          10
          They're looking to decouple their supply chains from deforestation, Kroll told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in an interview.
          Reuters
          11
          When your head gets yanked around, your brain does too, and it's nearly impossible to decouple the two.
          Wired
          12
          We need to decouple our economic performance from fossil fuels if we have any hope of lowering emissions sustainably.
          Radio NZ
          13
          These changes, which separate or "decouple" agricultural production from European Union subsidies, will affect farmers most directly.
          The Irish Times
          14
          The region is unlikely to decouple, but it is making slow progress on structural reforms, strategists at Barclays said.
          Reuters
          15
          These changes effectively "decouple" the two qualifications.
          BBC
          16
          The two economies are too integrated to decouple entirely, but they now combine far-reaching economic ties with pervasive mutual suspicion.
          The economist
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          Translations for decouple
          portuguès
          desassociar
          català
          dissociar
          Decouple a través del temps