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Meanings of disconnect in inglés
catalán
abisme español
desconexión Synonyms
Examples for "gulf"
Examples for "gulf"
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And it runs in the opposite direction from the gulf in Europe.
2
The widening gulf poses crucial questions for economic growth and social stability.
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There is a gulf in quality between us and City, he said.
4
The evening breeze gently swelled the waves in the gulf of Cariaco.
5
The gulf between the rhetoric and the reality could not be greater.
1
Probably couldn't survive an outright disconnection at this stage in the proceedings.
2
As we act defensively, we move further into a state of disconnection.
3
OBJECTIVEAppropriately chosen candidates with medically refractory epilepsy may benefit from hemispheric disconnection.
4
The story would not end in panic and disconnection, confusion and death.
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Clearly, everyone was feeling a deep sense of disconnection from their home country.
Usage of disconnect in inglés
1
Servers can go down-wecan disconnect their power supplies-withoutinterrupting production traffic.
2
So there's still some weird disconnect in our valuation of public health.
3
There is a sense of disconnect; of being there, but not really.
4
Unless you obey my instructions, I shall be forced to disconnect you.
5
I waited for an answer, but all I heard was a disconnect.
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That disconnect leaves Lehman vulnerable to a hostile takeover, the analyst said.
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And I think that just highlights the real disconnect in what's happening.
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Eircom also agreed to disconnect subscribers who ignored warnings to cease infringements.
9
Applying to art school was a lovely way for me to disconnect.
10
But, for some reason, there is a disconnect in our decision-making process.
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She pressed the disconnect bar on the phone and reached someone new.
12
If the iron becomes too hot, disconnect the lead from the iron.
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There's a disconnect between his everyday persona and his wealth, she said.
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But the cultural disconnect when she arrives alone in China is enormous.
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We disconnect the areas that have the lowest impact on the commuter.
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The amputee quickly and easily connects and disconnect the external prosthetic components.
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Translations for disconnect
portugués
Disconnect through the time
Disconnect across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common