detached in French
detached in French is à quatre façades — detached means not physically joined to anything else; standing separately.
detached in French
à quatre façades
Of a house: not joined to another house on either side.
What does "detached" mean?
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adjective Not physically joined to anything else; standing separately.
"They live in a detached house on the edge of town."
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adjective Not emotionally involved; distant or impartial.
"The judge remained detached throughout the emotional testimony."
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detached in a sentence
- They live in a detached house on the edge of town.
- The detached garage stands a few metres away from the main building.
- The judge remained detached throughout the emotional testimony.
- He spoke in a detached tone, as if the news did not affect him.
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What is "detached" in French?
"detached" in French is à quatre façades. detached means: Not physically joined to anything else; standing separately.
How do you use "detached" in a sentence?
Example: "They live in a detached house on the edge of town." In French, "detached" is à quatre façades.
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