detachment in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for detachment in the English»Spanish Dictionary

detachment [Am dəˈtætʃmənt, Brit dɪˈtatʃm(ə)nt] N

1. detachment U:

detachment (aloofness)

distancia f

detachment (aloofness)

indiferencia f

detachment (objectivity)

objetividad f

detachment (objectivity)

imparcialidad f

he watched the execution of the prisoners with detachment

presenció impasible la ejecución de los prisioneros

2. detachment U (act of detaching):

detachment form

desprendimiento m

3. detachment C MIL:

detachment

destacamento m

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Olympian detachment/serenity

olímpico

clinical manner/detachment

frío

we viewed the scene with amusement/detachment

mirábamos la escena divertidos/con indiferencia

Translations for detachment in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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destacamento

detachment

desprendimiento de retina

detachment of the retina

desprendimiento

detachment

detachment in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for detachment in the English»Spanish Dictionary

detachment [dɪˈtætʃmənt] N

1. detachment no pl (separation):

detachment

separación f

2. detachment no pl (disinterest):

detachment

desinterés m

3. detachment (group of soldiers):

detachment

destacamento m

Translations for detachment in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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destacamento

detachment

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Finally, honor guards usually provide detachments for review by visiting heads of state.

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Seven of these detachments can be described as support elements.

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The name change also reflects the fact that the latter superseded in importance the partisan detachments themselves.

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In 1914 with his detachment he was sent to the front.

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The first flag that is used is for large detachments.

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The term was also applied to quasi-permanent detachments of regular army units.

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One member of the detachment escaped for 50 days.

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Further smaller detachments were at six other locations.

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Detachment from others and difficulty maintaining relationships is not uncommon for those suffering from residential school syndrome.

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