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Meanings of decouple in inglés
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Examples for "dissociate"
Examples for "dissociate"
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Unfortunately, I tend to dissociate in order to avoid having panic attacks.
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As with anything you experience too many times, you begin to dissociate.
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My dear, I cannot dissociate myself from the life of the College.
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However, no study has ever attempted to dissociate these two effects.
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So I learned how to dissociate and disconnect for a long, long time.
Usage of decouple in inglés
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I would very much like to decouple the idea of citizenship from immigration.
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To do so we must decouple economic activity from carbon emissions and ecological destruction.
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At the far end, a fighter could be seen struggling to decouple from its support cabling.
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Sustainable growth, they argue, is also a myth: it's impossible to decouple economic progress from environmental damage.
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Since 2010, fuel-efficient planes and effective hedging have helped the industry decouple the oil price from profits.
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It would also help if we could decouple speech and money, at least partially, and overturn Citizens.
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As I watch the dead I see one decouple itself from the aft side of the stack.
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Analysts said the speed of the fall showed that the German market could not decouple from the US.
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How can you know that the DNA lab will properly decouple your genetic data from your personal information?
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They're looking to decouple their supply chains from deforestation, Kroll told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in an interview.
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When your head gets yanked around, your brain does too, and it's nearly impossible to decouple the two.
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We need to decouple our economic performance from fossil fuels if we have any hope of lowering emissions sustainably.
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These changes, which separate or "decouple" agricultural production from European Union subsidies, will affect farmers most directly.
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The region is unlikely to decouple, but it is making slow progress on structural reforms, strategists at Barclays said.
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These changes effectively "decouple" the two qualifications.
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The two economies are too integrated to decouple entirely, but they now combine far-reaching economic ties with pervasive mutual suspicion.
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Decouple through the time