Definition of decompress in English:

decompress

verb ˌdiːkəmˈprɛsˌdikəmˈprɛs

1with object Relieve or reduce the pressure on (something).
1. 1.1 Subject (a diver) to decompression.
  when a worker is suddenly decompressed, he should be placed in the airlock
  Example sentencesExamples
  He encountered buoyancy problems during his ascent, so he headed directly to the surface without decompressing.
  The time wasted by compression and decompression, and the associated dangers, are thus minimized, since the diver may only have to be compressed and decompressed once during the spell at pressure.
  But beware that being deeper may not decompress you adequately.
  Then all four of the teams would decompress at approximately the same time.
  Doria divers have been swept off the anchorline used to reach the wreck or misjudged their breathing gas supply and run out or failed to properly decompress on the ascent.
  Synonyms
  make a hole in, pierce, penetrate, rupture, perforate, riddle, stab, cut, nick, slit, prick, spike, stick, impale, transfix, bore, bore through, drill, drill through, lance, tap
2. 1.2 Expand (compressed data) to its normal size so that it can be read and processed by a computer.
  it takes less time to load a small file and decompress it than to pull a larger file off the disk
  Example sentencesExamples
  The process isn't necessarily symmetrical - it often takes longer to compress a digital music file than to decompress it for playback.
  Dozen of software programs, including tools built into recent versions of Microsoft's Windows operating system, can read and decompress any file bearing the. zip extension.
  You can of course decompress them and burn them to CD, and get the best sound quality that you're going to get.
  Knowing how to compress and decompress an archived file is essential, especially in today's world of online computing.
  Files are available on the Internet which are as little as 42KB in size but when fully decompressed have a total size of 16GB.
2North American informal no object Calm down and relax.
Michael sits for a minute to decompress before walking home
Example sentencesExamples
- The bark of seals drowns out the din of the city you left behind, and at night the canal's placid silence is just what you need to decompress.
- ‘After sitting in an office for eight hours a day, working out was the perfect way to decompress and relax,’ she says.
- R. stretched out on the couch while G. and I unloaded the van but she could hardly wait to get into one of the rocking chairs on the front porch where we ate lunch and began the process of decompressing from our long journey.
- I have been walking all day and night, and am now decompressing before the flight home in the morning.
- Nancy Monson is a freelance writer in Fairfield, Conn., who decompresses from holiday get-togethers by sneaking off to the movies.
- It allows soldiers to stay focused while fighting in a dangerous environment, and when they return to the FOB, they can relax and decompress after a day on the streets.
- The question, which has been eating at Matthews for several years, is gnawing on him a couple of hours later as he decompresses at a party at Spago in Beverly Hills.
- I'm heading where I can't be found for a while… time to decompress.
- ‘You have to decompress before feeling turned on,’ says Goldman.
- It will help you decompress and establish boundaries between work and play.
- We were decompressing from a full day of bar study and torture.
- In a reality of pain and hypervigilance, cops decompress by leaning on one another and/or taunting the living hell out of each other.
- Relief washed over her, but she needed a couple minutes to decompress.
- ‘It gives people a place to go to decompress,’ the owner recently told me.
- 5 p.m. Start to decompress and make plans for tomorrow, so stress is reduced.
- ‘Just to start the day and get your blood flowing or decompress before bedtime,’ she says.
- In the clubhouse afterward, decompressing at his locker with his elbows on his knees, Hensley couldn't stop shaking his head.
- Now he's decompressing and has no plans to leap into anything new just yet.
- It took me some months after defending my dissertation before I could decompress, but I did.
- Changes aside, Stress Recess is the answer when you need to decompress.
Synonyms
compose oneself, recover one's composure, regain one's composure, control oneself, recover one's self-control, regain one's self-control, pull oneself together, keep one's head, simmer down, cool down, cool off, take it easy

Definition of decompress in US English:

decompress

verbˌdēkəmˈpresˌdikəmˈprɛs

1with object Relieve or reduce the pressure on (something).
1. 1.1 Expand (compressed data) to its normal size so that it can be read and processed by a computer.
2. 1.2 Subject (a diver) to decompression.
2North American informal no object Calm down and relax.
Michael sits for a minute to decompress before walking home
Example sentencesExamples
- It allows soldiers to stay focused while fighting in a dangerous environment, and when they return to the FOB, they can relax and decompress after a day on the streets.
- Relief washed over her, but she needed a couple minutes to decompress.
- ‘Just to start the day and get your blood flowing or decompress before bedtime,’ she says.
- The bark of seals drowns out the din of the city you left behind, and at night the canal's placid silence is just what you need to decompress.
- It took me some months after defending my dissertation before I could decompress, but I did.
- I'm heading where I can't be found for a while… time to decompress.
- Changes aside, Stress Recess is the answer when you need to decompress.
- R. stretched out on the couch while G. and I unloaded the van but she could hardly wait to get into one of the rocking chairs on the front porch where we ate lunch and began the process of decompressing from our long journey.
- In a reality of pain and hypervigilance, cops decompress by leaning on one another and/or taunting the living hell out of each other.
- ‘After sitting in an office for eight hours a day, working out was the perfect way to decompress and relax,’ she says.
- ‘You have to decompress before feeling turned on,’ says Goldman.
- The question, which has been eating at Matthews for several years, is gnawing on him a couple of hours later as he decompresses at a party at Spago in Beverly Hills.
- We were decompressing from a full day of bar study and torture.
- 5 p.m. Start to decompress and make plans for tomorrow, so stress is reduced.
- It will help you decompress and establish boundaries between work and play.
- I have been walking all day and night, and am now decompressing before the flight home in the morning.
- Nancy Monson is a freelance writer in Fairfield, Conn., who decompresses from holiday get-togethers by sneaking off to the movies.
- ‘It gives people a place to go to decompress,’ the owner recently told me.
- In the clubhouse afterward, decompressing at his locker with his elbows on his knees, Hensley couldn't stop shaking his head.
- Now he's decompressing and has no plans to leap into anything new just yet.
Synonyms
compose oneself, recover one's composure, regain one's composure, control oneself, recover one's self-control, regain one's self-control, pull oneself together, keep one's head, simmer down, cool down, cool off, take it easy

单词	decompress
释义	Definition of decompress in English: decompress verb ˌdiːkəmˈprɛsˌdikəmˈprɛs 1with object Relieve or reduce the pressure on (something). 1.1 Subject (a diver) to decompression. when a worker is suddenly decompressed, he should be placed in the airlock Example sentencesExamples He encountered buoyancy problems during his ascent, so he headed directly to the surface without decompressing. The time wasted by compression and decompression, and the associated dangers, are thus minimized, since the diver may only have to be compressed and decompressed once during the spell at pressure. But beware that being deeper may not decompress you adequately. Then all four of the teams would decompress at approximately the same time. Doria divers have been swept off the anchorline used to reach the wreck or misjudged their breathing gas supply and run out or failed to properly decompress on the ascent. Synonyms make a hole in, pierce, penetrate, rupture, perforate, riddle, stab, cut, nick, slit, prick, spike, stick, impale, transfix, bore, bore through, drill, drill through, lance, tap 1.2 Expand (compressed data) to its normal size so that it can be read and processed by a computer. it takes less time to load a small file and decompress it than to pull a larger file off the disk Example sentencesExamples The process isn't necessarily symmetrical - it often takes longer to compress a digital music file than to decompress it for playback. Dozen of software programs, including tools built into recent versions of Microsoft's Windows operating system, can read and decompress any file bearing the. zip extension. You can of course decompress them and burn them to CD, and get the best sound quality that you're going to get. Knowing how to compress and decompress an archived file is essential, especially in today's world of online computing. Files are available on the Internet which are as little as 42KB in size but when fully decompressed have a total size of 16GB. 2North American informal no object Calm down and relax. Michael sits for a minute to decompress before walking home Example sentencesExamples The bark of seals drowns out the din of the city you left behind, and at night the canal's placid silence is just what you need to decompress. ‘After sitting in an office for eight hours a day, working out was the perfect way to decompress and relax,’ she says. R. stretched out on the couch while G. and I unloaded the van but she could hardly wait to get into one of the rocking chairs on the front porch where we ate lunch and began the process of decompressing from our long journey. I have been walking all day and night, and am now decompressing before the flight home in the morning. Nancy Monson is a freelance writer in Fairfield, Conn., who decompresses from holiday get-togethers by sneaking off to the movies. It allows soldiers to stay focused while fighting in a dangerous environment, and when they return to the FOB, they can relax and decompress after a day on the streets. The question, which has been eating at Matthews for several years, is gnawing on him a couple of hours later as he decompresses at a party at Spago in Beverly Hills. I'm heading where I can't be found for a while… time to decompress. ‘You have to decompress before feeling turned on,’ says Goldman. It will help you decompress and establish boundaries between work and play. We were decompressing from a full day of bar study and torture. In a reality of pain and hypervigilance, cops decompress by leaning on one another and/or taunting the living hell out of each other. Relief washed over her, but she needed a couple minutes to decompress. ‘It gives people a place to go to decompress,’ the owner recently told me. 5 p.m. Start to decompress and make plans for tomorrow, so stress is reduced. ‘Just to start the day and get your blood flowing or decompress before bedtime,’ she says. In the clubhouse afterward, decompressing at his locker with his elbows on his knees, Hensley couldn't stop shaking his head. Now he's decompressing and has no plans to leap into anything new just yet. It took me some months after defending my dissertation before I could decompress, but I did. Changes aside, Stress Recess is the answer when you need to decompress. Synonyms compose oneself, recover one's composure, regain one's composure, control oneself, recover one's self-control, regain one's self-control, pull oneself together, keep one's head, simmer down, cool down, cool off, take it easy Definition of decompress in US English: decompress verbˌdēkəmˈpresˌdikəmˈprɛs 1with object Relieve or reduce the pressure on (something). 1.1 Expand (compressed data) to its normal size so that it can be read and processed by a computer. 1.2 Subject (a diver) to decompression. 2North American informal no object Calm down and relax. Michael sits for a minute to decompress before walking home Example sentencesExamples It allows soldiers to stay focused while fighting in a dangerous environment, and when they return to the FOB, they can relax and decompress after a day on the streets. Relief washed over her, but she needed a couple minutes to decompress. ‘Just to start the day and get your blood flowing or decompress before bedtime,’ she says. The bark of seals drowns out the din of the city you left behind, and at night the canal's placid silence is just what you need to decompress. It took me some months after defending my dissertation before I could decompress, but I did. I'm heading where I can't be found for a while… time to decompress. Changes aside, Stress Recess is the answer when you need to decompress. R. stretched out on the couch while G. and I unloaded the van but she could hardly wait to get into one of the rocking chairs on the front porch where we ate lunch and began the process of decompressing from our long journey. In a reality of pain and hypervigilance, cops decompress by leaning on one another and/or taunting the living hell out of each other. ‘After sitting in an office for eight hours a day, working out was the perfect way to decompress and relax,’ she says. ‘You have to decompress before feeling turned on,’ says Goldman. The question, which has been eating at Matthews for several years, is gnawing on him a couple of hours later as he decompresses at a party at Spago in Beverly Hills. We were decompressing from a full day of bar study and torture. 5 p.m. Start to decompress and make plans for tomorrow, so stress is reduced. It will help you decompress and establish boundaries between work and play. I have been walking all day and night, and am now decompressing before the flight home in the morning. Nancy Monson is a freelance writer in Fairfield, Conn., who decompresses from holiday get-togethers by sneaking off to the movies. ‘It gives people a place to go to decompress,’ the owner recently told me. In the clubhouse afterward, decompressing at his locker with his elbows on his knees, Hensley couldn't stop shaking his head. Now he's decompressing and has no plans to leap into anything new just yet. Synonyms compose oneself, recover one's composure, regain one's composure, control oneself, recover one's self-control, regain one's self-control, pull oneself together, keep one's head, simmer down, cool down, cool off, take it easy
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