unconnected

unconnected
adjective
1) nicht verbunden

unconnected with any party — nicht parteigebunden

2) (disjointed, isolated) zusammenhanglos
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un·con·nec·ted
[ˌʌnkəˈnektɪd]
adj inv unzusammenhängend
the police claim that the two cases are entirely \unconnected die Polizei behauptet, die beiden Fälle hätten nichts miteinander zu tun
to be \unconnected with sth nicht mit etw dat zusammenhängen; ELEC, TECH
one of the wires had been left \unconnected eines der Kabel war nicht angeschlossen worden
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["ʌnkə'nektɪd]
adj
1) (= unrelated) nicht miteinander in Beziehung stehend attr; fact losgelöst; several facts unzusammenhängend

the two events are unconnected — es besteht keine Beziehung zwischen den beiden Ereignissen

the two incidents were not unconnected — die beiden Zwischenfälle waren nicht ohne Zusammenhang

to be unconnected with or to sth — zu or mit etw nicht in Beziehung stehen

2) (= incoherent) zusammenhanglos, unzusammenhängend
3) (ELEC) nicht angeschlossen
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unconnected adj
1. unverbunden, getrennt
2. (logisch) unzusammenhängend (Bericht etc)
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adjective
1) nicht verbunden

unconnected with any party — nicht parteigebunden

2) (disjointed, isolated) zusammenhanglos
* * *
adj.
unverbunden adj.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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