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decompress Definition

de·com·press (dē′kəm pres′)

transitive verb

  1. to free from pressure
  2. to free (a deep-sea diver, tunnel worker, etc.) from compression or air pressure by means of an air lock

decompress Usage Examples

Object

  • file: You will need WinZip, a similar program or a recent version of Windows to decompress the file.
  • stream: The intro buffer will contain the first few bytes of the decompressed stream.
  • datum: These is no support for compressing or decompressing the image data.
  • image: This quickly shows whether the program is working well or not, instead of waiting to decompress images.
  • nerve: Surgery to decompress the nerve when all else fails.
  • archives: NOTE: Some Linux distributions use the " I " option instead of the " y " option to decompress bzip2 archives.

Modifying Another Word

  • automatically: Copying a compressed file from the Windows Setup CD-ROM automatically decompresses the file.
  • then: The divers then decompressed on 60 % & 80 % Nitrox.
  • not: Check them also with different sound cards: some files may not decompress with certain items of hardware or certain versions of software.
  • correctly: After the Linux Kernel image has been decompressed correctly, the " OK, booting the kernel.
  • once: The key thing is that, once decompressed, the image is restored to its original condition.
  • also: This utility also decompresses files that were originally compressed using PK ZIP or other formats.

Preposition: in

comfort: Once each pair of divers is in position shallow support then arranges the station to allow the divers to decompress in comfort.