Definition of deactivate in English:

deactivate

verb diːˈaktɪveɪtdiˈæktəveɪt

[with object]

1Make (something) inactive by disconnecting or destroying it.
使（某物，尤指机械装置或病毒）无效，使失灵；使失去活力
the switch deactivates the alarm
这个开关使警报器失灵。
Example sentencesExamples
- He pressed the switch to deactivate the program, then his weapons faded and he opened the door.
- The council is also reminding local people that when they go on holiday they will not be able to deactivate their burglar alarm if it is falsely triggered.
- The survey also showed most parents were unaware that child car seats should never be used on any seat fitted with an airbag unless the airbag is deactivated.
- At the last possible second, when Eusi saw that the Vanguard had not made a single move to power up its weapons or shields, she deactivated the blades.
- He led Jess out by her good arm, stopping at the front of the bar to deactivate the alarm system.
- The prison guards had deactivated the emergency call buttons in the solitary cells.
- The power to the building went out, thus deactivating the servers, the cable connection was down and none of the IT staff could get to the office to handle the crisis.
- Once they walked away, the polling officer would deactivate the machine and their vote would be recorded as a ‘no’ vote.
- Assuming I can find all the motion sensors, I can deactivate them.
- Whatever controls were on, she has deactivated them and reinstalled her own.
- Some approaches include a ‘killed’ vaccine, which means deactivating the virus so it can do no harm.
- This will speed deactivating the phone if it was stolen.
- It may have been that the transponder was deactivated in order to keep a pilot from raising the alarm.
- Kevin ran to a computer and deactivated the shields and weapons.
- Then without even giving a proper bill of charges, they went ahead and deactivated my connection since I had allegedly exceeded my calling value.
- It is said that certain music will deactivate brain cells, which is the root cause of negative thoughts.
- It will deactivate any drones or tracking weapons that get too close.
- Gen. Deddy S. Komarudin said later in the day the incident was purely an accident, and no other parties were involved in deactivating the grenade.
- Two of the members of the squad have already bagged the gallantry medal for deactivating a live explosive which was planted in a Police quarters.
- If vegetables or herbs are blanched before they are frozen, this deactivates enzymes and ‘sets' their colour.
Synonyms
inactive, inert, latent, fallow, passive, idle, at rest, inoperative, deactivated, in abeyance, quiet
1. 1.1Military Remove from active duty.
  〔军〕遣散（军队）；使（军队）处于非战斗状态；使复员
  Example sentencesExamples
  The Army Air Defense Command was deactivated nationwide that year and with it came the end of Fort Hancock's military status.
  Following this action the 5th Ranger Battalion finished the war serving as conventional infantry or guard forces, and were finally deactivated in October of 1945.
  On 1 October 1993, the 46th Fighter Training Squadron was deactivated when the active duty Air Force took control of all fighter replacement training.
  With the signal battalion deactivated, the burden of managing the installation, operation and maintenance of communications systems did not fall on the shoulders of the BTB.

Derivatives

deactivation

noundiːaktɪˈveɪʃ(ə)n

This can result in major damage for your website from loss of consumer loyalty and trust to deactivation of your e-mail privileges.
Example sentencesExamples
- Upon deactivation of the 112 th, he moved on to become the Command Sergeant Major of the U.S. Army Intelligence Center and Fort Huachuca.
- In the first five years, the reactors will undergo mild surface-level deactivation to minimize their radioactivity.
- These agreements also order the deactivation of land-based missiles that carry more than one warhead each by 2003 and their destruction by 2007.
- Drilling your employees on lock-out procedures and proper equipment deactivation is paramount.

deactivator

noun

A migraine may be identified both by its activators (red wine, hunger, lack of sleep, glare, perfume, periods of letdown) and its deactivators (sleep, pregnancy, exhilaration, sumatriptan).
Example sentencesExamples
- Ergonomic and easy to use, our label deactivators are designed to help retailers maximize cashier efficiency.
- Here, use this deactivator to stun them for 10 minute increments and be careful.

Definition of deactivate in US English:

deactivate

verbdiˈæktəveɪtdēˈaktəvāt

1with object Make (something, typically technical equipment or a virus) inactive by disconnecting or destroying it.
使（某物，尤指机械装置或病毒）无效，使失灵；使失去活力
the switch deactivates the alarm
这个开关使警报器失灵。
Example sentencesExamples
- Kevin ran to a computer and deactivated the shields and weapons.
- It is said that certain music will deactivate brain cells, which is the root cause of negative thoughts.
- At the last possible second, when Eusi saw that the Vanguard had not made a single move to power up its weapons or shields, she deactivated the blades.
- If vegetables or herbs are blanched before they are frozen, this deactivates enzymes and ‘sets' their colour.
- He pressed the switch to deactivate the program, then his weapons faded and he opened the door.
- It may have been that the transponder was deactivated in order to keep a pilot from raising the alarm.
- This will speed deactivating the phone if it was stolen.
- The council is also reminding local people that when they go on holiday they will not be able to deactivate their burglar alarm if it is falsely triggered.
- Assuming I can find all the motion sensors, I can deactivate them.
- Whatever controls were on, she has deactivated them and reinstalled her own.
- The survey also showed most parents were unaware that child car seats should never be used on any seat fitted with an airbag unless the airbag is deactivated.
- The power to the building went out, thus deactivating the servers, the cable connection was down and none of the IT staff could get to the office to handle the crisis.
- Then without even giving a proper bill of charges, they went ahead and deactivated my connection since I had allegedly exceeded my calling value.
- He led Jess out by her good arm, stopping at the front of the bar to deactivate the alarm system.
- The prison guards had deactivated the emergency call buttons in the solitary cells.
- It will deactivate any drones or tracking weapons that get too close.
- Two of the members of the squad have already bagged the gallantry medal for deactivating a live explosive which was planted in a Police quarters.
- Some approaches include a ‘killed’ vaccine, which means deactivating the virus so it can do no harm.
- Gen. Deddy S. Komarudin said later in the day the incident was purely an accident, and no other parties were involved in deactivating the grenade.
- Once they walked away, the polling officer would deactivate the machine and their vote would be recorded as a ‘no’ vote.
Synonyms
inactive, inert, latent, fallow, passive, idle, at rest, inoperative, deactivated, in abeyance, quiet
1. 1.1Military Remove from active duty.
  〔军〕遣散（军队）；使（军队）处于非战斗状态；使复员
  Example sentencesExamples
  On 1 October 1993, the 46th Fighter Training Squadron was deactivated when the active duty Air Force took control of all fighter replacement training.
  Following this action the 5th Ranger Battalion finished the war serving as conventional infantry or guard forces, and were finally deactivated in October of 1945.
  With the signal battalion deactivated, the burden of managing the installation, operation and maintenance of communications systems did not fall on the shoulders of the BTB.
  The Army Air Defense Command was deactivated nationwide that year and with it came the end of Fort Hancock's military status.

词汇	deactivate
释义	Definition of deactivate in English: deactivate verb diːˈaktɪveɪtdiˈæktəveɪt [with object] 1Make (something) inactive by disconnecting or destroying it. 使（某物，尤指机械装置或病毒）无效，使失灵；使失去活力 the switch deactivates the alarm 这个开关使警报器失灵。 Example sentencesExamples He pressed the switch to deactivate the program, then his weapons faded and he opened the door. The council is also reminding local people that when they go on holiday they will not be able to deactivate their burglar alarm if it is falsely triggered. The survey also showed most parents were unaware that child car seats should never be used on any seat fitted with an airbag unless the airbag is deactivated. At the last possible second, when Eusi saw that the Vanguard had not made a single move to power up its weapons or shields, she deactivated the blades. He led Jess out by her good arm, stopping at the front of the bar to deactivate the alarm system. The prison guards had deactivated the emergency call buttons in the solitary cells. The power to the building went out, thus deactivating the servers, the cable connection was down and none of the IT staff could get to the office to handle the crisis. Once they walked away, the polling officer would deactivate the machine and their vote would be recorded as a ‘no’ vote. Assuming I can find all the motion sensors, I can deactivate them. Whatever controls were on, she has deactivated them and reinstalled her own. Some approaches include a ‘killed’ vaccine, which means deactivating the virus so it can do no harm. This will speed deactivating the phone if it was stolen. It may have been that the transponder was deactivated in order to keep a pilot from raising the alarm. Kevin ran to a computer and deactivated the shields and weapons. Then without even giving a proper bill of charges, they went ahead and deactivated my connection since I had allegedly exceeded my calling value. It is said that certain music will deactivate brain cells, which is the root cause of negative thoughts. It will deactivate any drones or tracking weapons that get too close. Gen. Deddy S. Komarudin said later in the day the incident was purely an accident, and no other parties were involved in deactivating the grenade. Two of the members of the squad have already bagged the gallantry medal for deactivating a live explosive which was planted in a Police quarters. If vegetables or herbs are blanched before they are frozen, this deactivates enzymes and ‘sets' their colour. Synonyms inactive, inert, latent, fallow, passive, idle, at rest, inoperative, deactivated, in abeyance, quiet 1.1Military Remove from active duty. 〔军〕遣散（军队）；使（军队）处于非战斗状态；使复员 Example sentencesExamples The Army Air Defense Command was deactivated nationwide that year and with it came the end of Fort Hancock's military status. Following this action the 5th Ranger Battalion finished the war serving as conventional infantry or guard forces, and were finally deactivated in October of 1945. On 1 October 1993, the 46th Fighter Training Squadron was deactivated when the active duty Air Force took control of all fighter replacement training. With the signal battalion deactivated, the burden of managing the installation, operation and maintenance of communications systems did not fall on the shoulders of the BTB. Derivatives deactivation noundiːaktɪˈveɪʃ(ə)n This can result in major damage for your website from loss of consumer loyalty and trust to deactivation of your e-mail privileges. Example sentencesExamples Upon deactivation of the 112 th, he moved on to become the Command Sergeant Major of the U.S. Army Intelligence Center and Fort Huachuca. In the first five years, the reactors will undergo mild surface-level deactivation to minimize their radioactivity. These agreements also order the deactivation of land-based missiles that carry more than one warhead each by 2003 and their destruction by 2007. Drilling your employees on lock-out procedures and proper equipment deactivation is paramount. deactivator noun A migraine may be identified both by its activators (red wine, hunger, lack of sleep, glare, perfume, periods of letdown) and its deactivators (sleep, pregnancy, exhilaration, sumatriptan). Example sentencesExamples Ergonomic and easy to use, our label deactivators are designed to help retailers maximize cashier efficiency. Here, use this deactivator to stun them for 10 minute increments and be careful. Definition of deactivate in US English: deactivate verbdiˈæktəveɪtdēˈaktəvāt 1with object Make (something, typically technical equipment or a virus) inactive by disconnecting or destroying it. 使（某物，尤指机械装置或病毒）无效，使失灵；使失去活力 the switch deactivates the alarm 这个开关使警报器失灵。 Example sentencesExamples Kevin ran to a computer and deactivated the shields and weapons. It is said that certain music will deactivate brain cells, which is the root cause of negative thoughts. At the last possible second, when Eusi saw that the Vanguard had not made a single move to power up its weapons or shields, she deactivated the blades. If vegetables or herbs are blanched before they are frozen, this deactivates enzymes and ‘sets' their colour. He pressed the switch to deactivate the program, then his weapons faded and he opened the door. It may have been that the transponder was deactivated in order to keep a pilot from raising the alarm. This will speed deactivating the phone if it was stolen. The council is also reminding local people that when they go on holiday they will not be able to deactivate their burglar alarm if it is falsely triggered. Assuming I can find all the motion sensors, I can deactivate them. Whatever controls were on, she has deactivated them and reinstalled her own. The survey also showed most parents were unaware that child car seats should never be used on any seat fitted with an airbag unless the airbag is deactivated. The power to the building went out, thus deactivating the servers, the cable connection was down and none of the IT staff could get to the office to handle the crisis. Then without even giving a proper bill of charges, they went ahead and deactivated my connection since I had allegedly exceeded my calling value. He led Jess out by her good arm, stopping at the front of the bar to deactivate the alarm system. The prison guards had deactivated the emergency call buttons in the solitary cells. It will deactivate any drones or tracking weapons that get too close. Two of the members of the squad have already bagged the gallantry medal for deactivating a live explosive which was planted in a Police quarters. Some approaches include a ‘killed’ vaccine, which means deactivating the virus so it can do no harm. Gen. Deddy S. Komarudin said later in the day the incident was purely an accident, and no other parties were involved in deactivating the grenade. Once they walked away, the polling officer would deactivate the machine and their vote would be recorded as a ‘no’ vote. Synonyms inactive, inert, latent, fallow, passive, idle, at rest, inoperative, deactivated, in abeyance, quiet 1.1Military Remove from active duty. 〔军〕遣散（军队）；使（军队）处于非战斗状态；使复员 Example sentencesExamples On 1 October 1993, the 46th Fighter Training Squadron was deactivated when the active duty Air Force took control of all fighter replacement training. Following this action the 5th Ranger Battalion finished the war serving as conventional infantry or guard forces, and were finally deactivated in October of 1945. With the signal battalion deactivated, the burden of managing the installation, operation and maintenance of communications systems did not fall on the shoulders of the BTB. The Army Air Defense Command was deactivated nationwide that year and with it came the end of Fort Hancock's military status.
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