Oxford Spanish Dictionary
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detach [америк. dəˈtætʃ, брит. dɪˈtatʃ] ГЛ. перех.
1. detach:
в словаре PONS
в словаре PONS
| I | detach |
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| you | detach |
| he/she/it | detaches |
| we | detach |
| you | detach |
| they | detach |
| I | detached |
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| you | detached |
| he/she/it | detached |
| we | detached |
| you | detached |
| they | detached |
| I | have | detached |
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| you | have | detached |
| he/she/it | has | detached |
| we | have | detached |
| you | have | detached |
| they | have | detached |
| I | had | detached |
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| you | had | detached |
| he/she/it | had | detached |
| we | had | detached |
| you | had | detached |
| they | had | detached |
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Facing an ultimately detached nature, the characters find solace in human solidarity.
en.wikipedia.org Prior to gentrification, the neighborhood was mainly composed of low-density commercial businesses and single-family detached homes.
en.wikipedia.org He is smart, rich, skillful and respected, but remains detached from most people because of his busy lifestyle.
en.wikipedia.org These lodging units are 60.1% of detached houses, 37.6% apartments, and only 2.3% are other types of housing.
en.wikipedia.org They may also form detached or separated versions due to seafloor topography and flow conditions.
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