No. 9,513 in French
décollé
"Décollé" means "unstuck" or "taken off."
In a sentence
L'avion a décollé après un léger retard.
The plane took off after a slight delay.
Here, 'décollé' is used as the past participle of the verb 'décoller,' describing the action of an airplane taking off.
Son poster était mal collé et s'est décollé.
His poster was poorly glued and came unstuck.
In this sentence, 'décollé' refers to the action of becoming unstuck or detached from a surface.
Il avait un look très décontracté avec sa chemise légèrement décollée.
He had a very relaxed look with his shirt slightly unbuttoned.
Here, 'décollée' describes a part of the shirt, indicating that it is loose or unfastened in some way.
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