Definition of discouple in English:

discouple

verb dɪsˈkʌpl

1with object To separate or part (a group or pair of persons or things); to uncouple (a person or thing) from another, or from a group.
2no object To split, part, separate. rare.

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Of Shrifte & Penance. From dis- + couple, after Anglo-Norman and Middle French descoupler to separate, to uncouple.

Definition of discouple in US English:

discouple

verbdɪsˈkʌpl

1with object To separate or part (a group or pair of persons or things); to uncouple (a person or thing) from another, or from a group.
2no object To split, part, separate. rare.

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Of Shrifte & Penance. From dis- + couple, after Anglo-Norman and Middle French descoupler to separate, to uncouple.

单词	discouple
释义	Definition of discouple in English: discouple verb dɪsˈkʌpl 1with object To separate or part (a group or pair of persons or things); to uncouple (a person or thing) from another, or from a group. 2no object To split, part, separate. rare. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Of Shrifte & Penance. From dis- + couple, after Anglo-Norman and Middle French descoupler to separate, to uncouple. Definition of discouple in US English: discouple verbdɪsˈkʌpl 1with object To separate or part (a group or pair of persons or things); to uncouple (a person or thing) from another, or from a group. 2no object To split, part, separate. rare. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Of Shrifte & Penance. From dis- + couple, after Anglo-Norman and Middle French descoupler to separate, to uncouple.
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