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Detach Meaning in English

word

ˈdɪˌtætʃ/, /diˈtætʃ
di-TACH
dɪtˈætʃ
di-TACH

释义

To remove something from what it is attached to, or to separate one thing from another. It can also mean to become emotionally separated or uninvolved.

用法与细微差别

More formal than 'take off' or 'remove'; often used in technical, mechanical, or official contexts. Common with objects ('detach the cable') and emotions ('detach yourself'). Not used for clothing ('take off your coat', not 'detach your coat'). Frequently appears with 'from' ('detach from').

例句

Please detach the form and send it to us.

basic

She tried to detach the label from the bottle.

basic

You must detach the charger before using the device.

basic

He learned to detach himself from negative thoughts.

natural

This panel can be easily detached for cleaning.

natural

Don’t try to detach the part while the machine is running.

natural