Definition of delink in English:

delink

verbdiːˈlɪŋkdēˈliNGk

[with object]often as noun delinking

Break the connection between (something) and something else.
切断（某物）与他物的联系；使脱钩
the possibility of delinking from the international economic system
与国际经济体系脱钩的可能性。
Example sentencesExamples
- He complains that since Punjabi was delinked from Gurmukhi script, it has been reduced to a ‘boli’ (spoken language) in Pakistan.
- An alternative notion sees development as creating new paths, breaking old molds, and perhaps delinking from particular alliances or organizations.
- This approach also delinks the installation of storage from the provisioning of storage, allowing for all storage to be installed and made accessible to the network storage controller.
- One wonders how far the military itself is delinked from its old geopolitics to allow projections of conflict to be replaced by projections of economic profit.
- The city's ancestry can never be delinked from Britain.
- Health insurance would be delinked from employment, and people would freely choose what sort of insurance they wanted and use the Health Savings Accounts to pay the out-of-pocket costs.
- By delinking the dollar from the gold standard and effectively devaluing it, the Nixon Administration hoped to steal a march on its rivals.
- It cannot really be delinked because for the U.S. this is an important issue.
- It delinks behavior from older terminology bracketing both structure and process.
- It is impossible and unnecessary to delink the council from politics.
- In the 1970s, the US delinked the dollar from the gold standard to pay for the massive cost of the Vietnam War.
- In the meantime, I'm delinking the archives and readying this place for a new look.
- Some would argue that this is an expression of an inexorable trend: the inherent tendency of silicon capitalism to delink the growth of production from that of employment.
- Here's another instance of economics being delinked from political developments.
- I wasn't delinking the blog, but the man, so to speak.
- Can we continue to delink economics and geopolitical interests on the part of this country?
- Thus there is no way of eliminating underdevelopment at the periphery apart from delinking from capitalism.
- Just as surrogacy delinks the genetic and the gestational mother, so embryo-freezing disconnects conception and gestation.
- It has asked the government to delink its pay scales from those of the Central Bank.
- Whereas economic liberals argue in favor of world market integration in order to promote development, and dependency theorists argue for delinking, mercantilists suggest a middle road.
Synonyms
dissociate, divorce, alienate, separate, segregate, isolate, cut off

Definition of delink in US English:

delink

verbdēˈliNGk

[with object]

Break the connection between (something) and something else.
切断（某物）与他物的联系；使脱钩
the country delinked its trade policy from international policy
Example sentencesExamples
- In the meantime, I'm delinking the archives and readying this place for a new look.
- Whereas economic liberals argue in favor of world market integration in order to promote development, and dependency theorists argue for delinking, mercantilists suggest a middle road.
- An alternative notion sees development as creating new paths, breaking old molds, and perhaps delinking from particular alliances or organizations.
- In the 1970s, the US delinked the dollar from the gold standard to pay for the massive cost of the Vietnam War.
- This approach also delinks the installation of storage from the provisioning of storage, allowing for all storage to be installed and made accessible to the network storage controller.
- The city's ancestry can never be delinked from Britain.
- It delinks behavior from older terminology bracketing both structure and process.
- Some would argue that this is an expression of an inexorable trend: the inherent tendency of silicon capitalism to delink the growth of production from that of employment.
- Can we continue to delink economics and geopolitical interests on the part of this country?
- Here's another instance of economics being delinked from political developments.
- He complains that since Punjabi was delinked from Gurmukhi script, it has been reduced to a ‘boli’ (spoken language) in Pakistan.
- By delinking the dollar from the gold standard and effectively devaluing it, the Nixon Administration hoped to steal a march on its rivals.
- Thus there is no way of eliminating underdevelopment at the periphery apart from delinking from capitalism.
- I wasn't delinking the blog, but the man, so to speak.
- It is impossible and unnecessary to delink the council from politics.
- It cannot really be delinked because for the U.S. this is an important issue.
- It has asked the government to delink its pay scales from those of the Central Bank.
- One wonders how far the military itself is delinked from its old geopolitics to allow projections of conflict to be replaced by projections of economic profit.
- Just as surrogacy delinks the genetic and the gestational mother, so embryo-freezing disconnects conception and gestation.
- Health insurance would be delinked from employment, and people would freely choose what sort of insurance they wanted and use the Health Savings Accounts to pay the out-of-pocket costs.
Synonyms
dissociate, divorce, alienate, separate, segregate, isolate, cut off

词汇	delink
释义	Definition of delink in English: delink verbdiːˈlɪŋkdēˈliNGk [with object]often as noun delinking Break the connection between (something) and something else. 切断（某物）与他物的联系；使脱钩 the possibility of delinking from the international economic system 与国际经济体系脱钩的可能性。 Example sentencesExamples He complains that since Punjabi was delinked from Gurmukhi script, it has been reduced to a ‘boli’ (spoken language) in Pakistan. An alternative notion sees development as creating new paths, breaking old molds, and perhaps delinking from particular alliances or organizations. This approach also delinks the installation of storage from the provisioning of storage, allowing for all storage to be installed and made accessible to the network storage controller. One wonders how far the military itself is delinked from its old geopolitics to allow projections of conflict to be replaced by projections of economic profit. The city's ancestry can never be delinked from Britain. Health insurance would be delinked from employment, and people would freely choose what sort of insurance they wanted and use the Health Savings Accounts to pay the out-of-pocket costs. By delinking the dollar from the gold standard and effectively devaluing it, the Nixon Administration hoped to steal a march on its rivals. It cannot really be delinked because for the U.S. this is an important issue. It delinks behavior from older terminology bracketing both structure and process. It is impossible and unnecessary to delink the council from politics. In the 1970s, the US delinked the dollar from the gold standard to pay for the massive cost of the Vietnam War. In the meantime, I'm delinking the archives and readying this place for a new look. Some would argue that this is an expression of an inexorable trend: the inherent tendency of silicon capitalism to delink the growth of production from that of employment. Here's another instance of economics being delinked from political developments. I wasn't delinking the blog, but the man, so to speak. Can we continue to delink economics and geopolitical interests on the part of this country? Thus there is no way of eliminating underdevelopment at the periphery apart from delinking from capitalism. Just as surrogacy delinks the genetic and the gestational mother, so embryo-freezing disconnects conception and gestation. It has asked the government to delink its pay scales from those of the Central Bank. Whereas economic liberals argue in favor of world market integration in order to promote development, and dependency theorists argue for delinking, mercantilists suggest a middle road. Synonyms dissociate, divorce, alienate, separate, segregate, isolate, cut off Definition of delink in US English: delink verbdēˈliNGk [with object] Break the connection between (something) and something else. 切断（某物）与他物的联系；使脱钩 the country delinked its trade policy from international policy Example sentencesExamples In the meantime, I'm delinking the archives and readying this place for a new look. Whereas economic liberals argue in favor of world market integration in order to promote development, and dependency theorists argue for delinking, mercantilists suggest a middle road. An alternative notion sees development as creating new paths, breaking old molds, and perhaps delinking from particular alliances or organizations. In the 1970s, the US delinked the dollar from the gold standard to pay for the massive cost of the Vietnam War. This approach also delinks the installation of storage from the provisioning of storage, allowing for all storage to be installed and made accessible to the network storage controller. The city's ancestry can never be delinked from Britain. It delinks behavior from older terminology bracketing both structure and process. Some would argue that this is an expression of an inexorable trend: the inherent tendency of silicon capitalism to delink the growth of production from that of employment. Can we continue to delink economics and geopolitical interests on the part of this country? Here's another instance of economics being delinked from political developments. He complains that since Punjabi was delinked from Gurmukhi script, it has been reduced to a ‘boli’ (spoken language) in Pakistan. By delinking the dollar from the gold standard and effectively devaluing it, the Nixon Administration hoped to steal a march on its rivals. Thus there is no way of eliminating underdevelopment at the periphery apart from delinking from capitalism. I wasn't delinking the blog, but the man, so to speak. It is impossible and unnecessary to delink the council from politics. It cannot really be delinked because for the U.S. this is an important issue. It has asked the government to delink its pay scales from those of the Central Bank. One wonders how far the military itself is delinked from its old geopolitics to allow projections of conflict to be replaced by projections of economic profit. Just as surrogacy delinks the genetic and the gestational mother, so embryo-freezing disconnects conception and gestation. Health insurance would be delinked from employment, and people would freely choose what sort of insurance they wanted and use the Health Savings Accounts to pay the out-of-pocket costs. Synonyms dissociate, divorce, alienate, separate, segregate, isolate, cut off
随便看	lose one's patience lose one's place lose one's position to lose one's rag lose one's rag lose one's reason lose one's resolve lose one's self-control lose one's sense of proportion lose one's shirt lose one's shirt lose one's shit lose one's shit lose one's strength lose (one's) strength/energy lose one's temper lose one's temper with lose one's thread lose one's tongue lose one's way lose (or keep) one's figure lose (or keep) one's figure lose out lose out lose out on