disconnect
ਡਿਸ
definition
verb
take all violence out of television drama and you disconnect it from reality
break the connection of or between.
noun
there can be a disconnect between boardrooms and IT departments when it comes to technology
a discrepancy or lack of connection.
example
Turn off and 'disconnect' the power cord during an electrical storm.
I read that I had to 'disconnect' the monitor when I switched the computer on, for it to work.
In the coming months, the potential for a 'disconnect' between voters and the policies of the new government's leaders is enormous.
What we have now is a kind of a 'disconnect' between that genuine grassroots movement and the old oligarchs, if you will, who are busy self perpetuating themselves.
there can be a 'disconnect' between boardrooms and IT departments when it comes to technology
The people who are involved in this operation are under investigation by council officials and will be required to 'disconnect' their illegal connections or face prosecution.
Part of the 'disconnect' , here, seems to be cultural.
If your aircraft is intact after an event, and you need the data from the device, remove or 'disconnect' the power plugs before applying any electrical power to the aircraft.
However, hydraulically driven attachments, such as augers, still require you to connect and 'disconnect' hydraulic lines by hand.
a 'disconnect' message
The new law in the UK takes away water companies' powers to 'disconnect' water supply for non-payment, or to limit the supply with the intention of enforcing payment.
In January a similar move to 'disconnect' non-payers caused outrage when businesses across the city were put out of action.
Rites of passage, which 'disconnect' ritual moments from the normal flow of life, break the passage of time, representing it as a constant replay of opposed movements.
I guess I felt a general 'disconnect' with life and with myself around that time.
A distinct pattern is beginning to emerge in the 'disconnect' between the words and deeds of the Administration.
So I think there is a little bit of a 'disconnect' there.
But at the same time, I thought there was a 'disconnect' there.
When it comes to education and jobs, there's a real 'disconnect' between what we talk about in Washington and what people are experiencing.
Perhaps the answer to the 'disconnect' between stated parental goals and educational outcomes lies in the culture's traditional suspicion of education.
Instead of feeling empowered, or united, there is a 'disconnect' .
Always 'disconnect' the appliance before cleaning.
Always make sure you isolate and tag a motor before you 'disconnect' it.
there can be a 'disconnect' between boardrooms and IT departments when it comes to technology
My original gripe was with the lack of diversity and the total 'disconnect' of the media with its public.
There's a lot of elements where we've had a 'disconnect' with the reader base of today.
And nothing causes more of a 'disconnect' between theory and truth than unexamined a priori assumptions.
Hope against hope, at a certain point, becomes too searingly painful to watch, because the 'disconnect' between the glimmer of hope and the inevitable grief is just too dissonant.
I made a mental note to 'disconnect' the machine next time he called.
The circulating nurse covers the patient with warm blankets and works with the anesthesia care provider to 'disconnect' the monitoring devices.
There is a profound 'disconnect' between what we are told everyone wants and what people in the region actually want.
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