decompressing in English

verb

1

relieve of compressing forces, in particular.

In the patient with a crush injury, IV fluids should be started even before the trapped limb is freed and decompressed , and certainly no later than six hours after decompression.

2

calm down and relax.

Michael sits for a minute to decompress before walking home

synonyms: calm down, relax, take it easy, wind down, chill (out), chillax, take a chill pill, hang loose, stay loose

verb

expand, restore, recover
calm down, relax, take it easy, wind down, chill (out), chillax, take a chill pill, hang loose, stay loose
depressurize, depressurise
unwind, unbend, loosen up, relax, slow down
uncompress

Use "decompressing" in a sentence

1. Compressing and decompressing image data with 4-level block coding

2. 26 Conclusion It is safe and effective to use interspinous enlarged windowing for decompressing and internal fixation of AF system to treat thoracolumbar spine fractures.

3. Other embodiments of the invention can be adapted for compressing or decompressing only depth data associated with a given depth image or sequence of depth images.

4. ZArchiver easily manages file compressing, decompressing those files, removing all compress formats and this is the all in one Archiver tool that supports users to compress zip files for multiple file formats

5. The coolant circuit has a compressor (50) for compressing the coolant, a condenser (60) in which the coolant can be condensed by means of heat dissipation, a choke (70) for decompressing the coolant, and an evaporator (80) in which the coolant can be evaporated by means of heat absorption.

6. An apparatus harvests latent energy and water by adiabatically decompressing a controlled volume of atmospheric air to lower its pressure and temperature below the saturation point of included water vapor, thus causing the water vapor to change state to nonvaporous water and release to the decompressed air thermal energy associated with the change of state.