detached
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /dɪˈtætʃt/
detached means: A house that does not share a wall with another house.
adjective
SEPARATE HOUSEB1
A house that does not share a wall with another house.
- They bought a detached house.
- Detached homes often have gardens.
- Is your new house detached?
SEPARATEB2
Separate from something it was joined to or could be joined to.
- The detached garage stands behind the house.
- A detached piece of metal lay nearby.
- Keep the detached parts in this box.
UNINVOLVEDC1
Calm and fair because you are not personally or emotionally involved.
- She remained detached during the argument.
- We need a detached view of the problem.
- His detached manner made him difficult to understand.
Questions about detached
What does detached mean?
A house that does not share a wall with another house.
What is detached in other languages?
Türkçe: müstakil · Español: independiente · Français: individuel · Deutsch: freistehend · Italiano: indipendente · 日本語: 一戸建ての
How do you pronounce detached?
It is pronounced /dɪˈtætʃt/.
How do you use detached in a sentence?
They bought a detached house. Detached homes often have gardens.
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