Détachés (en. Detached)

/de.ta.ʃe/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench
adjective
Someone who is detached, distanced from a group.
The students completely detached themselves from all the surrounding noise.
Les élèves se sont absolument détachés de tout le bruit environnant.
Indicating a state of independence or emotional detachment.
He has a detached character, never allowing himself to be influenced by others.
Il a un caractère détaché, ne se laissant jamais influencer par les autres.
Referring to a person who has distanced themselves from a situation.
She has often detached herself from family conflicts.
Elle s'est souvent détachée des conflits familiaux.

Etymology

Comes from the verb 'détacher' which means to remove what is attached.

Common Phrases and Expressions

Detached from reality
The state of an individual who does not feel connected to real events.
détaché de la réalité
Detached from feelings
Not showing any emotion or attachment.
détaché d'affect

Related Words

Detachability
The ability to be detached.
détachabilité
Detachment
The action of detaching, the state of a person who detaches.
détachement

Slang Meanings

Being disconnected from daily concerns.
After a busy week, I feel detached.
Après une semaine chargée, je me sens détaché.
Being away from social dramas.
He is so detached that gossip never reaches him.
Il est tellement détaché que les potins ne l'atteignent jamais.