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decompress

/ˌdiː.kəmˈpres/

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verb

/ˌdiː.kəmˈpres/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по снятию давления или расширению сжатых данных, а также расслабления после стресса.

A verb used to indicate the act of releasing pressure or expanding compressed data, or relaxing after stress.

  1. Restore to uncompressed formB2formal

    To expand data or files back to their original size after compression.

    ruРаспаковать

    • You need to decompress the zip file before you can view the documents.
    • The software automatically decompresses the images when you open them.
    • He decompressed the archive to access the photos.

    Synonymsexpandextractinflateuncompressunpackunzip

    Antonymscompress

  2. Decrease pressureB2formal

    To reduce the pressure of a gas or liquid, especially in a controlled way.

    ruСнижать давление

    • The diver must decompress slowly to avoid decompression sickness.
    • The engineers decompressed the chamber before opening it.
    • The system automatically decompresses the air when the valve is opened.

    Synonymsbleeddepressurizereleaserelievevent

    Antonymscompresspressurize

  3. Relax or unwindB1informal

    To become less tense, rest, or take one's ease after a period of stress or activity.

    ruРасслабиться

    • After a long week at work, I like to decompress by watching a movie.
    • She decompresses by taking a long walk in the park.
    • He needs some time to decompress after the intense meeting.

    Synonymschill outdestressloosen uprelaxunwind

    Antonymsagitatestresstensetension

Forms
  • decompressed past participle
  • decompressed past simple
  • decompressing present participle
  • decompresses third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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