decoupling
decoupling — 名詞
1. the situation in which two economies, markets, or financial systems become less
脫鉤
經濟體之間依賴關係減弱
the situation in which two economies, markets, or financial systems become less connected to each other, so that changes in one no longer directly cause changes in the other
Economists are watching for signs of decoupling between the Chinese and American economies.
經濟學家正密切關注中美經濟脫鉤的跡象。
decoupling between [X] and [Y]
The pandemic accelerated the decoupling of global supply chains from a single country.
疫情加速了全球供應鏈與單一國家的脫鉤。
decoupling of [something] from [something]
Mert argued that the decoupling of European markets from US interest rate trends was only temporary.
Mert 認為歐洲市場與美國利率趨勢的脫鉤只是暫時的。
A gradual decoupling of the two trading partners began after the new tariffs were introduced.
新關稅實施後,這兩個貿易夥伴之間開始逐漸脫鉤。
- disconnection
more general; does not specifically imply economic interdependence
- uncoupling
more literal and less common in economic writing; shares the 'couple' root
- disengagement
suggests an intentional, often political, pulling apart
- coupling
the direct opposite; increasing interdependence
- integration
implies merging rather than mere connection
文法句型
decoupling of [economy_A] and/from [economy_B]
decoupling between [entity_X] and [entity_Y]
用法筆記
Often used in news about trade relations, especially between large economies such as the US and China, or the EU and the UK.
常見錯誤
2. the act or process of separating or disconnecting two or more things that were p
分離;脫離
將原本相連的事物分開
the act or process of separating or disconnecting two or more things that were previously linked, joined, or dependent on each other
The decoupling of the company's logistics from its manufacturing operations disrupted the supply chain.
該公司的物流與製造業務分離後,供應鏈隨之受到中斷。
abstract separation of systems
Aarav's therapist suggested a gradual decoupling of his finances from his parents' accounts.
Aarav 的心理治療師建議他逐步將個人財務與父母的帳戶脫離。
Researchers studied the decoupling of cause and effect in complex ecological systems.
研究人員研究了複雜生態系統中因果關係分離的現象。
The decoupling of the two companies took six months of legal negotiations.
這兩家公司的分離花了六個月的法律協商。
Anong saw the decoupling of her career from the family business as a necessary step toward independence.
Anong 認為將自己的職涯與家族企業脫離,是邁向獨立必要的一步。
- separation
more general; does not imply that the things were previously linked in a structured system
- disconnection
focuses on the result rather than the process
- uncoupling
more common for physical objects such as train carriages or ropes
- coupling
the act of joining or linking together
- connection
a state of being linked
文法句型
decoupling of [thing_A] from/and [thing_B]
用法筆記
The countable form ('a decoupling') is possible when referring to a specific instance, but the uncountable form is far more common. Distinguish from sense 1, which is limited to economic contexts.
常見錯誤
3. the principle or practice of designing software, systems, or components so that
解耦
減少系統組件間依賴的設計原則
the principle or practice of designing software, systems, or components so that they depend on each other as little as possible, making them easier to change, test, or replace
The engineering team achieved decoupling by splitting the application into independent modules.
工程團隊將應用程式拆分為獨立模組,成功實現了解耦。
decoupling by [means]
Decoupling the user interface from the database logic made it much simpler to update the website.
將使用者介面與資料庫邏輯解耦後,更新網站變得簡單許多。
decoupling [component_A] from [component_B]
On Black Friday, the team was relieved that decoupling the checkout service from inventory kept the site running.
黑色星期五當天,團隊慶幸將結帳服務與庫存系統解耦,讓網站保持正常運作。
Piotr explained that proper decoupling would allow the company to switch cloud providers without affecting users.
Piotr 解釋說,妥善的解耦能讓公司在不影響使用者的情況下更換雲端服務商。
- modularisation
focuses on the outcome (modules) rather than the process of separating
- loose coupling
a related concept that describes the result rather than the action
- separation of concerns
a broader design principle that includes but goes beyond decoupling
- tight coupling
a design where components are heavily dependent on each other
- monolithic design
a single, tightly integrated system with no separation between components
文法句型
decoupling of [component] from/and [component]
用法筆記
Frequently used in discussions of software architecture, system design, and modular programming. The verb form 'decouple' is more common in technical instructions; the noun appears in design documents and architectural reviews.