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1. (v.t.) unfasten
to release from or as if from fastenings; detach.
2. unfasten
to undo or open (something fastened).
3. (v.i.) unfasten
to become unfastened.
Etymology: (1175–1225)
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| Definition of 'unfasten' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (verb) unfasten
cause to become undone
"unfasten your belt"
2. (verb) unfasten
become undone or untied
"The shoelaces unfastened"
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1. (verb) unfasten
to untie or undo sth
to unfasten your belt/coat/shoelaces FRE pourquoi pas plut; ôt "shoes" au pluriel ?
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| Definition of 'unfasten' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (verb) unfasten
to loose; to unfix; to unbind; to untie
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Sense: to undo (something that is fastened)
He unfastened (the buttons of) his jacket.
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 Afrikaans: losmaak |
 Arabic: يَفُك، يَحُل |
 Bulgarian: разкопчавам |
 Brazilian: abrir |
 Czech: rozepnout; otevřít |
 German: aufmachen |
 Danish: åbne; løsne |
 Greek: ξεκουμπώνω |
 Spanish: desabrochar |
 Estonian: lahti tegema |
 Farsi: باز کردن |
 Finnish: avata |
 French: détacher |
 Hebrew: לְהַתִיר |
 Hindi: बंधी हुई किसी चीज को खोलन |
 Croatian: otkopčati |
 Hungarian: kiold; kigombol |
 Indonesian: membuka |
 Icelandic: leysa, losa |
 Italian: slacciare |
 Japanese: はずす |
 Korean: 풀다 |
 Lithuanian: at(si)segti |
 Latvian: atvērt; atpogāt; atsprādz |
 Malay: membuka |
 Dutch: losmaken |
 Norwegian: knappe opp, løsne, ta opp |
 Polish: rozpiąć, rozłączyć |
 Portuguese: desapertar |
 Romanian: a desface |
 Russian: расстёгивать |
 Slovak: rozopnúť |
 Slovenian: odpeti |
 Serbian: otkopčati |
 Swedish: lossa, lösgöra |
 Thai: ปลด |
 Turkish: çözmek, açmak |
 Taiwanese: 解開 |
 Ukrainian: відстібати; розв'язувати |
 Urdu: کھولنا |
 Vietnamese: tháo, cởi, nới |
 Chinese: 解开 |
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