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declutch
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declutch
Verb
to disengage the clutch of a motor vehicle
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Verb1.declutch - disengage the clutch of a car
disengage - become free; "in neutral, the gears disengage"
Translations
declutch [ˈdiːˈklʌtʃ] vi → desembragar
declutch [ˈdiːˈklʌtʃ] vi (Brit) → débrayer
declutch [ˈdiːˈklʌtʃ] vi → auskuppeln
declutch [diːˈklʌtʃ] vi (BRIT) → premere la frizione


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