detach现在分词

1. 【计】（使）脱离
2. 离开
3. 拆卸
4. （使）分离
5. 派遣
6. 分遣
7. （使）分开
8. 脱落
9. 析出
10. 退出去
11. 拆除
12. 解下
13. 抽出
14. 抽调
15. 挣脱
16. 摆脱
17. 使分开
18. 分派
19. 解开
20. 拆开
21. 脱掉
22. 分离
23. 指派担任特种任务
24. 分遣
25. 派遣（军队等）

1. cause to become detached or separated; take off;

   "detach the skin from the chicken before you eat it"
   

2. separate (a small unit) from a larger, especially for a special assignment;

   "detach a regiment"
   

3. come to be detached;

   "His retina detached and he had to be rushed into surgery"
   

1.拆卸;(使)分开;(使)分离
If youdetach one thingfrom another that it is fixed to, you remove it. If one thingdetaches from another, it becomes separated from it.

e.g. Detach the white part of the application form and keep it...
把申请表的白色部分撕下存底。
e.g. It is easy todetach the currants from the stems...
很容易就能把醋栗从梗上摘下来。

2.使脱离;使摆脱
If youdetach yourself from something, you become less involved in it or less concerned about it than you used to be.

e.g. It helps themdetach themselves from their problems and become more objective.
这有助于他们从所面临的问题中跳出来，变得更客观一些。

3.使离开;使脱身
If youdetach yourself from a person or place, you leave them.

e.g. Alexis saw his fatherdetach himself from the group and walk away down the hill by himself.
亚历克西斯看到父亲离开那一群人，独自走下山去了。

1. They detached their trailer and set up camp.
   他们卸下拖车,架起帐篷。
2. He detached his watch from the chain.
   他把表从表链上取下来。
3. He detached himself from his party and sauntered over to her table.
   他离开伙伴,逛到她的桌旁。

1. The general detached a small force to go and guard the palace.
   将军派遣一支小部队去保卫宫殿。
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2. A number of men were detached to guard the station.
   一些士兵被派去守卫火车站。

• detach ... from从…卸下…
• detach oneself from reality脱离实际

• ☆ 1680年左右进入英语，直接源自古法语的destachier，意为把连接物拆开。