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Significados de detachment em inglês

português
isolamento
catalão
visió estreta

The state of being isolated or detached.

        isolamento
        português
        dispersão
        catalão
        desunió
        espanhol
        alejamiento

        Coming apart.

              dispersão
              catalão
              separació
              espanhol
              separación

              Avoiding emotional involvement.

                    separació
                    catalão
                    deslligar

                    The act of releasing from an attachment or connection.

                          deslligar
                          Uso de detachment em inglês
                          1
                          Donnie's aggressive behaviour seems to stem from his increased detachment from reality.
                          Donnie Darko
                          2
                          The ever-proceeding detachment appears not less in all thought, and in society.
                          Representative Men: Seven Lectures
                          3
                          The rest of the detachment was out of sight in a moment.
                          In the Track of the Troops
                          4
                          Elsa Maxwell of the Journal & American achieved perhaps the loveliest detachment.
                          The new yorker
                          5
                          It is your natural detachment that is stopping things from moving forward.
                          The South African
                          6
                          The remainder of the detachment followed in support at some little distance.
                          The Bravest of the Brave — or, with Peterborough in Spain
                          7
                          There's a risk of retinal detachment, but I know the signs now.
                          The Guardian
                          8
                          Accumulation of fluid in the SRS may result in a retinal detachment.
                          Pubmed
                          9
                          They had gone to rescue the detachment and bring it safely in.
                          Warrior Gap: A Story of the Sioux Outbreak of '68.
                          10
                          The captain of the French detachment entered and halted at the door.
                          The Children of France / A Book of Stories of the Heroism and Se...
                          11
                          And the other night we had a detachment of the jubilee Singers-6
                          Mark Twain's Letters — Volume 4 (1886-1900)
                          12
                          A No vote will send out a message of detachment and isolation.
                          The Irish Times
                          13
                          She said it exhibited an almost alien detachment from the human race.
                          A fugitive truth: an emma fielding mystery
                          14
                          My emotional detachment from them makes me better able to help them.
                          The Silent Sister
                          15
                          He came into office last June promising greater detachment from the US.
                          The Irish Times
                          16
                          The battle was over when the detachment reached the scene of action.
                          The Truce of God / A Tale of the Eleventh Century
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                          Translations for detachment
                          Detachment ao longo do tempo
                          Detachment nas variantes da língua
                          Reino Unido
                          Comum
                          Estados Unidos da América
                          Comum
                          Irlanda
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