Detach

//dɪˈtæt͡ʃ//

Translations of "detach" (18 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Bulgarian	отделям(to take apart or take off), откачам(to take apart or take off), отцепвам(to take apart or take off)	otdeljam, otkačam, otcepvam
Czech	odpojit(to take apart or take off)	—
Estonian	eraldama(to take apart or take off)	—
French	détacher(to take apart or take off)	—
German	ablösen(to take apart or take off), abtrennen(to take apart or take off), entfernen(to take apart or take off), herausnehmen(to take apart or take off), loslösen(to take apart or take off), losmachen(to take apart or take off), lösen(to take apart or take off)	—
Hungarian	elválaszt(to take apart or take off), leválaszt(to take apart or take off), szétválaszt(to take apart or take off)	—
Ido	des-ligar(to take apart or take off), detachar(to take apart or take off)	—
Ingrian	päästää(to take apart or take off)	—
Khiamniungan Naga	thám(to take apart or take off)	—
Latin	abiungō(to take apart or take off)	—
Māori	wehe(to take apart or take off), wehewehe(to take apart or take off), wete(to take apart or take off), whakakaewa(to take apart or take off)	—
Old English	ālīesan(to take apart or take off)	—
Old French	descupler(to take apart or take off), deslier(to take apart or take off)	—
Portuguese	destacar(to take apart or take off)	—
Romanian	a detașa(to take apart or take off), dezlipi(to take apart or take off)	—
Russian	отдели́ть(to take apart or take off), отделя́ть(to take apart or take off), отцепи́ть(to take apart or take off), отцепля́ть(to take apart or take off)	otdelítʹ, otdeljátʹ, otcepítʹ, otcepljátʹ
Serbo-Croatian	odspojiti(to take apart or take off)	—
Spanish	desacoplar(to take apart or take off), desfijar(to take apart or take off), despegar(to take apart or take off), desprender(to take apart or take off)	—