| 释义 |
division美 [dɪ'vɪʒ(ə)n] 英 [dɪ'vɪʒ(ə)n] v.+n. division make,base division,heal division adj.+n. fair division,clear division,sharp division,pacific division n. separation,splitting up,distribution,allotment,allocation 分成若干部分into separate parts 1. | [u][sing] 分开；分隔；分配；（分出来的）部分the process or result of dividing into separate parts; the process or result of dividing sth or sharing it out |
| | | a fair division of time and resources 时间和资源的合理分配 | | the division of labour between the sexes 男女分工 | | the division of the population into age groups 把人口分成不同的年龄组 |
数学mathematics 2. | [u] 除（法）the process of dividing one number by another |
不一致；差异disagreement/difference 3. | [c][u] 分歧；不和；差异a disagreement or difference in opinion, way of life, etc., especially between members of a society or an organization |
| There are deep divisions in the party over the war. 党内对于这场战争存在着严重的分歧。 | | the work of healing the divisions within society 弥合社会内部分歧的工作 | | divisions between rich and poor 贫富差异 | | social/class divisions 社会分化；阶级对立 |
部门part of organization 4. | [cspv] （机构的）部门a large and important unit or section of an organization |
| the company's sales division 公司销售部 |
体育运动in sport 5. | [cspv] （英国体育运动，尤指足球比赛的）级(in Britain) one of the group of teams that a sport competition is divided into, especially in football ( soccer ) |
| the first division/division one 甲级 | | |
军队编制part of army 6. | [cspv] 师a unit of an army, consisting of several brigades or regiments |
| the Guards Armoured Division 禁卫装甲师 |
边界border 7. | [c] 分界线a line that divides sth |
| A hedge forms the division between their land and ours. 他们的土地与我们的土地之间以一道树篱隔开。 |
议会in parliament 8. | [c] （英国议会的）分组表决the separation of members of the British parliament into groups to vote for or against sth |
| The Bill was read without a division. 议案未经分组表决就宣读通过了。 |
n. | 1. 区域;〔英国〕选区;部分,部门;(大学的)部;(政府机构等的)司,科 1. 区域;〔英国〕选区;部分,部门;(大学的)部;(政府机构等的)司,科 |
n. | 1. the act of separating or splitting something into parts, or an instance of this 2. the separation of something into parts to be shared among people or groups 3. a disagreement or strong difference of opinion, especially when this leads to a split in a group 4. something that separates things by forming a boundary between them 5. one of the parts created when something is split 6. an operation used to calculate the number of times one number is contained in another 7. a section of a large organization that has a specific task or function 8. a group of teams, usually those representing cities close to one another or of roughly similar standard in a sports league, conference, or association 9. a self-contained military unit capable of sustained operations, including a headquarters and two or more brigades in an army or several regiments in the Marines 10. a self-contained unit in a navy including a group of ships of the same class 1. the act of separating or splitting something into parts, or an instance of this 2. the separation of something into parts to be shared among people or groups 3. a disagreement or strong difference of opinion, especially when this leads to a split in a group 4. something that separates things by forming a boundary between them 5. one of the parts created when something is split 6. an operation used to calculate the number of times one number is contained in another 7. a section of a large organization that has a specific task or function 8. a group of teams, usually those representing cities close to one another or of roughly similar standard in a sports league, conference, or association 9. a self-contained military unit capable of sustained operations, including a headquarters and two or more brigades in an army or several regiments in the Marines 10. a self-contained unit in a navy including a group of ships of the same class |
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