disconnect in German
disconnect in German is Unterbrechung, Unterbruch, trennen — disconnect means to break a connection between two things, such as a cable or a phone call.
disconnect in German
Unterbrechung
A break or interruption in an existing connection, continuum, or process; disconnection.
Unterbruch
A break or interruption in an existing connection, continuum, or process; disconnection.
trennen
(transitive) To sever or interrupt a connection.
unterbrechen
(transitive) To sever or interrupt a connection.
trennen
What does "disconnect" mean?
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verb To break a connection between two things, such as a cable or a phone call.
"Remember to disconnect the charger from the wall when you finish using it."
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noun A gap or mismatch between two things that should line up.
"A disconnect between the design team and the engineers delayed the launch."
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disconnect in a sentence
- Remember to disconnect the charger from the wall when you finish using it.
- Please disconnect the cable before moving the printer.
- A disconnect between the design team and the engineers delayed the launch.
- There is often a disconnect between what students study and what jobs require.
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What is "disconnect" in German?
"disconnect" in German is Unterbrechung, Unterbruch, trennen. disconnect means: To break a connection between two things, such as a cable or a phone call.
How do you use "disconnect" in a sentence?
Example: "Remember to disconnect the charger from the wall when you finish using it." In German, "disconnect" is Unterbrechung, Unterbruch, trennen.
Are there other ways to say "disconnect" in German?
Yes — German has 4 translations listed for "disconnect": Unterbrechung, Unterbruch, trennen, unterbrechen.
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