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disjunction

/dɪsˈdʒʌŋk.ʃən/

Traducción: Sustantivo que denota el estado de separación o la acción de romper una conexión, usado frecuentemente en contextos lógicos o técnicos.

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noun

/dɪsˈdʒʌŋk.ʃən/B2formaltechnical
  • esSustantivo que denota el estado de separación o la acción de romper una conexión, usado frecuentemente en contextos lógicos o técnicos.

A noun referring to a state of being disconnected or the act of breaking a connection, often used in logical or technical contexts.

  1. State of being disconnectedC1formal

    A situation where things are separated or not connected; a lack of connection or continuity.

    esdesconexión

    • There is a disjunction between the company's policies and its actual practices.
    • The disjunction between theory and reality is often frustrating for students.
    • The artist's work explores the disjunction between modern life and nature.

    Sinónimosdetachmentdisconnectiondiscontinuitydisjuncturedisuniondivisiongapseparationseverancesplit

    Antónimosconnectioncontinuityjunctionlinkageunion

  2. Act of breaking a connectionC1formal

    The act of separating or disconnecting something that was previously joined.

    esdisyunción

    • The disjunction of the two railway lines caused major delays.
    • The disjunction of the power supply led to a blackout.
    • The disjunction of the two parts of the argument weakened his case.

    Sinónimosdetachmentdisconnectiondisuniondivisionruptureseparationseverancesplit

    Antónimosattachmentconjunctionconnectionjoiningjunctionlinkunion

Formas
  • disjunctions plural form
  • disjunctions' possessive plural form
  • disjunction's possessive singular form
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