Spanish Meaning of detach
separar
Other Spanish words related to separar
- dividir
- eliminar
- resolver
- separado
- dividir
- Desacoplado
- Disociar
- desconectar
- Desenganchar
- desenredar
- separar
- Diseccionar
- disociar
- desunir
- Divorcio
- aislar
- parte
- tirar
- ramificar
- Cortar
- separar
- desenganchar
- desatar
- desvincular
- desenredar
- desatar
- bifurcar
- Bisecar
- Romper
- avería
- romper
- hender
- cortar
- cortar
- descomposición
- dicotomizar
- desmontar
- desintegrar
- disjunto
- diseccionar
- disolver
- fraccionar
- fractura
- fragmento
- fragmentar
- mitad
- incisión
- Aislar
- lacerar
- muesca
- partición
- perforar
- punción
- cuarto
- rasgar
- grieta
- rasgar
- remachar
- ruptura
- aislar
- segmento
- Segregar
- secuestrar
- Barra
- hendidura
- Subdividir
- lágrima
- trisector
- desuncir
- fraccionar
- fragmentar
Nearest Words of detach
- desyrel => Desyrel
- desynonymize => desinonimizar
- desynonymization => desinonimización
- desynchronizing => Desincronizando
- desynchronize => desincronizar
- desynchronization => Desincronización
- desynchronise => desincronizar
- desynchronisation => Desincronización
- desume => deducir
- desultory => desultorio
- detachable => desmontable
- detached => separado
- detached house => Casa unifamiliar
- detached retina => Desprendimiento de retina
- detaching => separando
- detachment => Destacamento
- detachment of the retina => Desprendimiento de retina
- detail => detalle
- detail file => archivo de detalles
- detailed => detallado
Definitions and Meaning of detach in English
detach (v)
cause to become detached or separated; take off
separate (a small unit) from a larger, especially for a special assignment
come to be detached
detach (v. t.)
To part; to separate or disunite; to disengage; -- the opposite of attach; as, to detach the coats of a bulbous root from each other; to detach a man from a leader or from a party.
To separate for a special object or use; -- used especially in military language; as, to detach a ship from a fleet, or a company from a regiment.
detach (v. i.)
To push asunder; to come off or separate from anything; to disengage.
FAQs About the word detach
separar
cause to become detached or separated; take off, separate (a small unit) from a larger, especially for a special assignment, come to be detachedTo part; to sepa
dividir,eliminar,resolver,separado,dividir,Desacoplado,Disociar,desconectar,Desenganchar,desenredar
montar,asociado,adjuntar,mezcla,combinar,conectar,Pareja,mezclar,mezcla,acumular
desyrel => Desyrel, desynonymize => desinonimizar, desynonymization => desinonimización, desynchronizing => Desincronizando, desynchronize => desincronizar,
