| 释义 |
disconnect美 [.dɪskə'nekt] 英 [.dɪskə'nekt] - v.切断（燃气、水或电的供应）；切断（电话服务）
- 网络断开；断开连接；分离
第三人称单数：disconnects 现在分词：disconnecting 过去式：disconnected v. cut off,detach,separate,divide,disengage 1. | [t] ~ sth (from sth) 切断（燃气、水或电的供应）to remove a piece of equipment from a supply of gas, water or electricity |
| First, disconnect the boiler from the water mains. 先将锅炉与供水总管断开。 |
2. | [t][usupass] ~ sb/sth 切断（电话服务）；停止供应（水、电或燃气）to officially stop the supply of telephone lines, water, electricity or gas to a building |
| You may be disconnected if you do not pay the bill. 若不付账单就可能停止供应。 |
3. | [t] ~ sth (from sth) 使分离；使脱离to separate sth from sth |
| The ski had become disconnected from the boot. 滑雪板与靴子脱离了。 |
4. | [t][usupass] ~ sb 使（电话线路）中断to break the contact between two people who are talking on the telephone |
| We were suddenly disconnected. 我们的电话突然断了。 |
5. | [t][i][oftpass] （与互联网）断开to end a connection to the Internet |
| I keep getting disconnected when I'm online. 我连网时不断掉线。 | | My computer crashes every time I disconnect from the Internet. 我每次断网，计算机都会突然死机。 |
v. | 1. to shut off a telephone line or the supply of water, gas, or electricity to a building or customer 2. to break the connection between an appliance and its source of power 3. to break or lose the telephone connection between two people during a conversation 4. to detach something that was connected to something else 5. to end, forget, or lose an emotional or spiritual connection with something or somebody 6. to stop a machine or piece of equipment from being connected to a supply of electricity, water, or gas 1. to shut off a telephone line or the supply of water, gas, or electricity to a building or customer 2. to break the connection between an appliance and its source of power 3. to break or lose the telephone connection between two people during a conversation 4. to detach something that was connected to something else 5. to end, forget, or lose an emotional or spiritual connection with something or somebody 6. to stop a machine or piece of equipment from being connected to a supply of electricity, water, or gas | n. | 1. a state of emotional isolation and disinterest that may be voluntary or involuntary 2. a disconnection of joined parts or things 3. a difference, especially between two things that you would expect to be similar 4. a feeling of not being loyal to a group or an institution 1. a state of emotional isolation and disinterest that may be voluntary or involuntary 2. a disconnection of joined parts or things 3. a difference, especially between two things that you would expect to be similar 4. a feeling of not being loyal to a group or an institution |
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