disassembler
- noun
- /ˌdɪsəˈsæmblər/
:
desensamblador
- Many disassemblers are designed for specific types of equipment.
Examples
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The technician operated the disassembler to break down the machinery into its basic parts.
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The factory uses a disassembler to break down old machinery.
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The company invested in a new disassembler to process old appliances for recycling.
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A robotic disassembler can quickly separate electronic devices into reusable materials.
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The factory uses a disassembler to efficiently break down old equipment into reusable parts.
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He carefully operated the disassembler to separate the components of the broken appliance.
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In the recycling center, a disassembler takes apart electronic waste for proper disposal.
Synonyms
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3.5
A device that lets one cable connect to more than one device
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5.7
A machine or tool that removes something, for example honey from combs
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9.4
A thing that divides two areas, like a hedge or shelf
A person or tool that divides something into parts
How Automated
Surface Forms
Morphology
disassembler = disassemble (transparent) = dis + assemble + er
This is a standard noun formation from the verb 'disassemble', and the instrument meaning 'machine or tool that disassembles' is readily inferable.
Etymology
Disassembler comes from the parts dis- ('apart') and assemble ('to put together'), so the word means 'take apart'. In manufacturing or recycling, a disassembler is a machine that takes objects apart into their parts so those parts can be reused or repaired.