divest是什么意思

短语搭配

(1)divest unit剥夺单元；放弃单元

双语例句

(1)Feudal slave owners ruthlessly divested slaves of their personal freedom.

封建时期的奴隶主无情地剥夺了奴隶的人身自由。

(2)The company divested part of its stock because of poor management.

这家企业因经营不善而卖掉了一部分股票。

(3)He divested himself of his heavy overcoat as soon as he entered the room.

他一进屋就脱掉了厚重的大衣。

(4)The company is divesting its less profitable business operations.

该公司打算出售其盈利较差的业务

(5)Divest you of your prejudice.

扫除你的偏见。

(6)To divest of armor or arms; disarm.

缴…的械未披挂盔甲或武器；解除武器收藏。

(7)He cannot divest himself of this idea.

他不能抛弃他的这个想法。

(8)The maids helped to divest the queen of her robes.

女仆们帮助女王脱去礼服。

(9)These men cannot entirely divest themselves of humanity.

这种人也不是全无人道。

同义词

vt. 剥夺；使脱去，迫使放弃

反义词

词根词缀

同前缀词 di- 分离

(1)dilute v. 冲淡；稀释；削弱；减少；降低；稀释股权

(2)distance n. 距离；间距；赛程的全长；远处；远方；遥远；间隔；远离；冷漠；攻击距离

(3)distinguish v. 识别；区分；感觉到差别；指出差别；辨别出；使区别于他物；使杰出；使受尊重

(4)distant adj. 遥远的；久远的；不亲密的；冷淡的；矜持的；远亲的；隐约的；心不在焉的；在特定距离之外的；远处传来的

(5)direct adj. 直达的；径直的；直接的；直截了当的；坦率的；垂直的；不倾斜的a direct butt joint between surfaces of steel. 钢铁表面的垂直对接；顺行的；直射的；直系的

(6)digress v. 离题

(7)distinct adj. 可辨别的；有区别的；不同的；可分辨的；明显的；明确的；分开的；清楚无误的

(8)dioxide n. 二氧化物

(9)division n. 分；分开；分隔；分歧；争论；除；部分；分界；区分

(10)diary n. 日记；日志；效率手册；专栏

(11)divert v. 使（人；物）改道；使转向；将…从某物引开；转移…对某物的注意力；改变路线；重新分配；使得到消遣；使娱乐；使愉快

(12)district n. 地区；区域；行政区；选区

(13)dichromatic adj. 二色视的；两色的；二色性的；两变色性的

(14)diversion n. 转向；转移；消遣；娱乐；临时交通通道；使分心的事

(15)diverse adj. 多样的；相异的

(16)divide v. 分开；分隔；不同意；使有分歧；除；隔开；将…分配给；分配；为投票（把… ）分成两组；被除尽

(17)dimension n. 方面；特征；可度量的范围；维；维数度；量纲

(18)dilemma n. 困境；窘境；难题；假言选言推理；二难推理；两刀论法

(19)dial n. 钟面；钟盘；表面；表盘；刻度盘；标度盘；转动拨号盘；的调台器；调节控制器；脸

同根词 vest 衣服

(1)invest v. 投资；赋予；赋有；给…穿衣；包围；围攻；投入；耗费；花钱买；授予

同根词

词根 divest

(1)divestiture n. 脱衣；剥夺

释义

v.

deprive (someone) of power, rights, or possessions

剥夺（某人的）权利（或财物）

men are unlikely to be divested of power without a struggle.

从男人那里夺权是肯定会遇到一些反抗的。

deprive (something) of a particular quality

使（某物）失去（特定的品质）

he has divested the original play of its charm.

他使得原剧魅力尽失。

dated or humorous relieve (someone) of something being worn or carried

〈旧或幽默〉 为（某人）脱去；从（某人）手中接过

she divested him of his coat.

她为他脱掉大衣。

[no obj.]rid oneself of something which one no longer requires, such as a business interest or investment

摆脱（股权或投资等）

a situation where it appears easier to carry on in the business than to divest

继续做业务似乎比结束生意更容易这样一种情况

the government's policy of divesting itself of state holdings.

政府取消国有持股的政策。

词源

"early 17th cent.: alteration of devest, from Old French desvestir, from des- （expressing removal）＋Latin vestire （from vestis ‘garment’）．"