detached system

[/dɪˈtætʃt ˈsɪstəm/]
nounpl: detached systems
sistema independente / sistema desacoplado
1. A system that operates independently without direct connection or interaction with other systems
The solar panel system is a detached system that generates electricity without connecting to the grid.
O sistema de painéis solares é um sistema independente que gera eletricidade sem se conectar à rede.
2. In computing, a system that functions autonomously without relying on external dependencies or network connections
The company implemented a detached system for their backup servers to ensure data safety.
A empresa implementou um sistema desacoplado para seus servidores de backup para garantir segurança dos dados.
3. In architecture or construction, a standalone structure not physically attached to other buildings
The detached system of the house allows it to stand alone without shared walls.
O sistema independente da casa permite que ela fique isolada sem paredes compartilhadas.
In Brazil, this term is primarily used in technical, engineering, and IT contexts, particularly with the growing emphasis on renewable energy systems and off-grid living. The concept has gained popularity with the increase in distributed solar energy systems and smart home automation.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
standalone systemindependent systemautonomous systemisolated systemdisconnected system
Antonyms / Antônimos
integrated systemconnected systemcoupled systemattached systemnetworked system

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
sistema independente / sistema desacoplado
Most common usage in technical and scientific contexts
São Paulo
sistema autônomo
Often used in technology and engineering sectors
Portugal
sistema desligado / sistema isolado
European Portuguese prefers 'desligado' or 'isolado' in certain contexts

Related Words

off-griddecouplingmodularityautonomyseparationdisconnection

Related Idioms & Phrases

off the grid
self-contained
going solo
standing alone
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