divorce
美 [dɪ'vɔrs]
英 [dɪ'vɔː(r)s]
- n.离婚；分离；脱离
- v.与（某人）离婚；判（某人）离婚；使分离；使脱离
- 网络离异；分开；使离婚
第三人称单数：divorces 现在分词：divorcing 过去式：divorced
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1. | [u][c] 离婚the legal ending of a marriage |
The marriage ended in divorce in 1996. 这桩婚姻在 1996 年以离婚告终。 | |
an increase in the divorce rate(= the number of divorces in a year) 离婚率的增长 | |
They have agreed to get a divorce . 他们已同意离婚。 | |
Divorce proceedings(= the legal process of divorce) started today. 今日已提起离婚诉讼。 |
2. | [c][ususing] ~ (between A and B) 分离；脱离a separation; the ending of a relationship between two things |
the divorce between religion and science 宗教与科学的分裂 |
1. | [t][i] ~ (sb) 与（某人）离婚；判（某人）离婚to end your marriage to sb legally |
They're getting divorced . 他们要离婚了。 | |
She's divorcing her husband. 她与丈夫在闹离婚。 | |
I'd heard they're divorcing. 我听说他们要离婚了。 |
2. | [t][oftpass] ~ sb/sth from sth 使分离；使脱离to separate a person, an idea, a subject, etc. from sth; to keep two things separate |
They believed that art should be divorced from politics. 他们认为艺术应该与政治分开。 | |
When he was depressed, he felt utterly divorced from reality. 他沮丧时便感到完全脱离了现实。 |