decouple in Portuguese
decouple in Portuguese is desacoplar — decouple means to separate two things that were joined, or to come apart.
decouple in Portuguese
desacoplar
(ambitransitive) To unlink; to take apart or come apart.
What does "decouple" mean?
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verb To separate two things that were joined, or to come apart.
"to decouple a spent rocket stage"
- verb To reduce the shock waves from a nuclear blast by setting it off underground.
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decouple in a sentence
- to decouple a spent rocket stage
- radiation decoupled from matter
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What is "decouple" in Portuguese?
"decouple" in Portuguese is desacoplar. decouple means: To separate two things that were joined, or to come apart.
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