deactivate
/diːˈæktɪveɪt/ (bre, ipa) · /diːˈæktɪveɪt/ (ame, ipa) · /(ˌ)dē-ˈak-tə-ˌvāt/ (ame, mw)
deactivate — 動詞
- deactivatepresent simple I / you / we / they
- deactivateshe / she / it
- deactivatedpast simple
- deactivating-ing form
1. to switch off a device, account, feature, or process so it stops operating or ca
停用
使帳戶、裝置或功能停止運作
to switch off a device, account, feature, or process so it stops operating or cannot be used
Anna used the bank app to deactivate her lost payment card.
Anna 用銀行 App 停用了她遺失的付款卡。
deactivate + account or card in an app
After Dewi cancelled the plan, her streaming account was deactivated overnight.
Dewi 取消方案後,她的串流帳戶在一夜之間被停用了。
passive: account was deactivated
The school deactivated Iker's old email account after he graduated.
Iker 畢業後,學校停用了他舊的電子郵件帳戶。
Roya deactivated location sharing before handing her phone to her brother.
Roya 把手機交給哥哥前,先停用了位置分享功能。
The technician deactivated the broken smoke alarm during the inspection.
技師在檢查期間停用了故障的煙霧警報器。
- disable
close in meaning, especially for functions or settings, but often sounds slightly more technical
- turn off
the everyday choice for stopping power or a simple function
- suspend
often used for temporarily stopping an account or service by administrative decision
- shut down
suggests stopping a machine, system, or operation more completely
- activate
the direct opposite, meaning to make something start working or become active
- reactivate
to make something active again after it was stopped
- enable
commonly used for turning a feature on so it can be used
文法句型
deactivate + noun phrase
be deactivated
用法筆記
The object is usually an account, card, alarm, setting, or other system feature. In everyday speech, people often say turn off for simple lights or appliances, while deactivate sounds more technical or administrative.