detach in Latin
detach in Latin is abiungō — detach means to remove or separate something from what it was attached to.
detach in Latin
abiungō
(transitive) To take apart from; to take off.
What does "detach" mean?
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verb To remove or separate something from what it was attached to.
"Detach the coupon along the dotted line."
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detach in a sentence
- Detach the coupon along the dotted line.
- He detached the trailer from the car.
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What is "detach" in Latin?
"detach" in Latin is abiungō. detach means: To remove or separate something from what it was attached to.
How do you use "detach" in a sentence?
Example: "Detach the coupon along the dotted line." In Latin, "detach" is abiungō.
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