to undrive
- verb
- Specialized
:
desconectar
- Please undrive the machine before cleaning it.
Examples
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Always undrive the machinery to ensure safety during maintenance work.
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He undrives the equipment after every use.
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The engineer had to undrive the pump before performing any repairs.
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After the emergency stop, the technician quickly undrove the conveyor belt to prevent further issues.
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The engineer had to undrive the pump before performing any repairs.
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Always undrive the machinery to ensure safety during maintenance work.
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After the emergency stop, the technician quickly undrove the conveyor belt to prevent further issues.
Synonyms
161
3.5
To separate something so it is no longer joined, for example remove a cable or turn off power
82
5.3
To stop being part of or connected to something
63
3.9
To make a device, system, or account stop working
36
2.7
To switch off a light or machine
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2.6
To take a plug out of a wall socket so an electric device stops getting power
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5.3
To disconnect two things that are joined, often machine parts
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6.7
Disconnect parts that were joined so they work independently
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5.8
To make something stop working
1
5.5
Safely remove a disk or drive from a computer
To make equipment safe by turning off its power
Take a device's power cable out of a socket to stop electricity
Remove a device's plug from the socket so it has no power
Antonyms
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Etymology
Undrive is made of un- and drive, where un- means 'reverse' and drive means 'to make move' or 'to give power'. So to undrive a machine is to take away the thing that makes it run, like 'unplug' it so it no longer moves.