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| /dɪˈt忙tʃ/ |
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| 1 | T to remove a part from something 拆下；使分离 |
| A leaf detached itself and fell to the ground. 一片树叶掉了下来，落到地上。 |
| detach sth from sth Two soldiers were struggling to detach the machine gun from its mount. 两名士兵正奋力把机枪从底座上拆下来。 |
| | 1a | I to become removed from something 分开；分离 | | The hood fastens to the collar with studs and detaches easily. 风帽用领扣扣在领子上，很容易拆下来。 | |
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| 2 | T to send a group of soldiers to perform a special job separately from the rest of their group 派遣 |
| I proposed detaching a squadron to seize the island. 我建议派一个中队占领该岛。 |
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| - | detach yourself (from)
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| 1 | to move away from someone 离开 | He saw William detach himself from the group and move towards them. 他看到威廉离开那群人，向他们走来。 | |
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| 2 | to stop being involved in a close or emotional way with someone or something 不再参与；脱离 | Edward, who appeared to have detached himself from the proceedings, stared out of the window. 爱德华看来走神了，凝视着窗外。 | |
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