Summary
disconnection {noun}
décrochage · interruption
connection {noun}
connexion · liaison · orifice · rapport · ligue · montage jonction · relation
to disconnect {verb}
couper · interrompre · déconnecter
Synonyms
disconnection: disjunction · gulf · disconnect
connection: joining · connexion · connector
disconnect: unplug · gulf · disconnection
English-French translation for "disconnection"
"disconnection" French translation
disconnection {noun}
disconnection {noun} (also: uncoupling)
disconnection {noun} [electr.]
Courts have also reversed water supply disconnection orders on the grounds that these were endangering people's health and life.
connection
That depends on each group, but we must not establish a connection between them.
Reports from other public services also indicate an awareness of this connection.
connection between certain demographic and social factors and an elevated risk
We reaffirm our spiritual and cultural connection to our land and territories.
(g) Loss of connection between pension amount and employee's work contribution;
connection {noun}
connection {noun} (also: connexion, attachment, logon, log in)
Connection and input procedures are to be requested from the following address:
Optical connection Sofia-Kalotina West, Radomir-Blagoevgrad - 1,500 thousand BGN.
During the transmission the facsimile stopped transmitting and connection was lost.
(c) the provisions of paragraph 6.8.6. concerning the connection interface.
For transferring large documents, a broadband connection is of advantage.
connection {noun} (also: link-up, conjunction, link, linkage)
More than 40 proceedings were currently pending in connection with that affair.
Treatment of straw would have to be considered in connection with chapter 1002.
The provisions of article 36 must be reviewed in connection with article 94.
A Dnieper - Vistula - Oder connection existed before the Second World War.
It is often in connection with violence that men's sexuality is portrayed.
connection {noun} (also: opening, aperture)
suction connection
leakage connection
connection {noun} (also: link, bearing, report, yield)
(b) impose sanctions in connection with an application for provisional measures.
The only real connection is that they are both things we consider to be desirable.
Various internships, seminars and workshops in connection with my work as a judge.
List of issues to be taken up in connection with the consideration of the initial
I totally recognise your concerns in connection with the forthcoming Olympic Games.
connection {noun}
RAED's connection with the League of Arab State
In this connection, the Council welcomed the peace initiative put forward at the Beirut Summit of the League of Arab States.
In this connection, the Arab League emphasizes the need to render these negotiations open, inclusive and transparent.
In this connection, the Organization of the Islamic Conference, the Arab League and other organizations have also participated.
Indeed, he maintains his connection with the Navy at the annual Navy League banquet each March.
connection {noun}
connection {noun} [med.] (also: intercourse)
There are numerous questions which may appear in connection with that alternative.
Connection between Environmental Education and Education for Sustainable Development
It is not directly connected with it, but there is a connection, nonetheless.
35-37 above), should be noted in connection with the need for expertise and resources.
There are numerous questions which may appear in connection with the said alternative.
to disconnect {verb}
to disconnect [disconnected|disconnected] {vb} (also: to lop, to chop, to crop, to cut)
Once connected, consumers could not afford the rates, prompting the operator to disconnect those who had just been offered connections.
The Kosovo Electric Company (KEK) continues to disconnect service to minorities who have not paid debts accumulated by previous illegal
For example, the Kosovo electric company continues to disconnect minorities who have not paid debts accumulated by illegal occupants.
Above these manageable demand levels, power disconnects or warning signs are emitted.
Unfortunately, many of the survivors and victims of the genocide currently felt disconnected from the process.
to disconnect [disconnected|disconnected] {vb} (also: to interrupt, to barge in, to break off, to cut in)
Disconnection in the event of non-payment is an option in the Russian Federation, Ukraine, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia.
Disconnection in the event of non-payment is an option in the Russian Federation, Ukraine, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia and Slovenia.
Water disconnections resulting from an inability to pay also impact on waterborne sanitation, and this must be taken into consideration before disconnecting the water supply.
So, for example, you only see the command Disconnect if a link has been established.
Put the gearbox to neutral, or disconnect the power supply.
A manual device may not be provided to disconnect or change the control mode 5/ of the anti-lock system.
It was pointed out that to try to disconnect dual-use or multi-use technologies was a considerably harder endeavour.
Threats were made to withdraw the mobile telephone licence and to disconnect all lines from Kosovo and Metohija towards Serbia.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "disconnection":
© Princeton Universitydisjunction · gulf · disconnect · disjuncture · disconnectedness
Synonyms (English) for "connection":
© Princeton Universityjoining · connexion · connector · connecter · connective · association · connectedness · link
Synonyms (English) for "disconnect":
© Princeton Universityunplug · gulf · disconnection
Usage examples
Usage examples for "disconnection" in French
Similar words
disclosee · discloser · disclosure · disco · discography · discoidal · discolouration · discomfort · disconcerting · disconnected · disconnection · disconsolate · discontent · discontented · discontentment · discontinuation · discontinuity · discontinuous · discord · discordance · discordant
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