Disconnect
Pronunciation: /dɪskəˈnɛkt/
Disconnect (verb)
- To remove a device from a power source or network.
- To stop talking or communicating with someone.
- To make two or more things not connected or joined.
Examples
- Always disconnect the charger after use.
- Disconnect the appliance before cleaning it.
Common collocations: disconnect the cable, disconnect the power, disconnect the call, disconnect from the internet, disconnect the parts
Disconnect (noun)
- A situation where things are not connected or related.
- A break or stop in communication between people.
Examples
- There is a disconnect between theory and practice.
- A disconnect exists between management and staff.