disconnect
dis
ˌdɪs
dis
co
nnect
ˈnɛkt
nekt
British pronunciation
/ˌdɪskəˈnɛkt/

英語での「disconnect」の定義と意味

to disconnect
01

切断する, 接続を切る

to break the connection between people, objects, devices etc.
Transitive: to disconnect sth from sth
to disconnect definition and meaning
example
She disconnected the garden hose from the outdoor faucet after finishing watering the plants.
彼女は植物への水やりを終えた後、屋外の蛇口から庭のホースを外した
1.1

切断する, 電源から外す

to detach a piece of equipment from its power supply
Transitive: to disconnect a device from a power source
to disconnect definition and meaning
example
The technician carefully disconnected the computer monitor from the power supply before performing maintenance on it.
技術者は、メンテナンスを行う前にコンピュータのモニターを電源から注意深く切断しました。
1.2

切断する, 接続を断つ

to stop the supply of a household to gas, water, phone, etc., usually because the owner failed to pay the bills
Transitive: to disconnect a household facility
example
The utility company threatened to disconnect their electricity if they did n't settle their overdue bills.
公益事業会社は、未払いの請求書を支払わない場合、電気を切断すると脅しました。
1.3

切断する, 通話を切る

to break a telephone conversation between two people
Transitive: to disconnect a call
to disconnect definition and meaning
example
I had to disconnect the call because of a poor signal in the area I was in.
私はいた地域で電波が悪かったため、通話を切断しなければなりませんでした。
02

切断する, 中断する

to sever or interrupt a connection or link
Transitive: to disconnect a connection
example
They disconnected the internet to troubleshoot the network issue.
彼らはネットワークの問題を解決するためにインターネットを切断しました
Disconnect
01

a gap in understanding or agreement

example
There 's a clear disconnect between management and staff.
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