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to detach oneself from sb or sth intr
desvincularse de algo o alguien
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As the starship neared its destination, the outer portion of the sail would detach.
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Two-spar wings were folding rearwards or could be detached.
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I ought to be calm and detached with him.
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Each regiment was supposed to detach three-tank platoons to support the infantry divisions and border areas in times of crisis.
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In addition, the spaceship located on the front of the vehicle can be detached to locate and transport energy crystals back to base.
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This had the benefit that the rope did not have to be detached while the transfer took place.
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A large greenhouse and a new fitness center are also detached from the main building.
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We keep things detached from that and aim for a sound that is inspired from a much more distant and mystical element.
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Private speech helps children to verbally guide their own behavior and attention by helping them to detach themselves from stimuli in their environment.
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Like the wings, the slightly swept tailplanes are easily detached for storage of transport.
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