| 词汇 | divorce |
| 释义 | divorce noun uk /dɪˈvɔːs/ us /dɪˈvɔːrs/ divorcenoun (PEOPLE)B1[ C or U ] an official or legal process to end a marriage: 离婚 get a divorce The last I heard they were getting a divorce.上次我听说他们正在办理离婚手续。 Divorce is on the increase.离婚呈上升趋势。 Ellie wants a divorce.埃莉想离婚。 end in divorceWhat are the chances of a marriage ending in divorce?一桩婚姻以离婚而告终的几率有多大？ I'm sure my views on marriage are coloured by my parents' divorce.我对婚姻的观点肯定受到了我父母离婚一事的影响。 She came out of the divorce settlement a rich woman.离婚财产分割让她成了富婆。 Her mind flashed back to the day of their divorce.她回忆起他们离婚那天的情景。 One common cause of homelessness is separation or divorce.造成无家可归的一个常见原因是分居或离婚。 In spite of the divorce there was no awkwardness between them - in fact they seemed very much at ease.尽管离婚了，但他们俩之间并没有尴尬——事实上，他们看起来相处得很自在。 Relationships: ending & divorce affiliation order annul annulment break something up break up with someone bust child support chuck dump ghosting give someone the elbowidiom give someone the heave-hoidiom give someone the pushidiom go off with someone post-divorce rebound run out on someone/something separate separation throw divorcenoun (SUBJECTS)[ C ]formal a separation: 分离，分隔 divorce betweenWhy is there such a divorce between the arts and the sciences in this country's schools?为什么在这个国家学校把艺术和科学完全割裂开来呢？ Separating and dividing apheresis atomize bifurcate bifurcation bisect dismemberment dissociable dissociate dissociate yourself from something dissociation parcel something out partible periodization periodize polarize ungraded unjoined unmix unmixable unmixed divorce verb uk /dɪˈvɔːs/ us /dɪˈvɔːrs/ divorceverb (PEOPLE)B2[ I or T ] to end your marriage by an official or legal process: （与…）离婚 She's divorcing her husband.她正在和丈夫闹离婚。 She divorced her husband on the grounds of mental cruelty.她以受精神虐待为由与丈夫离了婚。 My brother's getting divorced so I'm going home for a family powwow this weekend.我哥哥要离婚了，因此本周末我要回家参加家庭会议。 Have you heard the news about Tina and Tom? They're getting divorced.你听说蒂娜和汤姆的事情了吗？他们要离婚了。 There is no longer any stigma to being divorced.离婚不再是什么耻辱的事了。 My parents separated when I was six and divorced a couple of years later.我6岁的时候父母分居，几年之后他们便离婚了。 Relationships: ending & divorce affiliation order annul annulment break something up break up with someone bust child support chuck dump ghosting give someone the elbowidiom give someone the heave-hoidiom give someone the pushidiom go off with someone post-divorce rebound run out on someone/something separate separation throw divorceverb (SUBJECTS)[ T ] to separate two subjects: 割裂，分割（主题） How can you divorce the issues of environmental protection and overpopulation?你怎能把环境保护和人口过剩这两个议题割裂开来呢？ Separating and dividing apheresis atomize bifurcate bifurcation bisect dismemberment dissociable dissociate dissociate yourself from something dissociation parcel something out partible periodization periodize polarize ungraded unjoined unmix unmixable unmixed GrammarMarry and divorce We usually use marry and divorce with an object: … divorcé noun[ C ] uk /dɪˌvɔːˈseɪː/ us /dəˌvɔːrˈseɪː/ US a man who is divorced and who has not married again离了婚尚未再婚的男人 Compare divorcee Marriage: marital status bachelor bachelorette bachelorhood be between jobs/marriages/boyfriends, girlfriends, etc.idiom between grass widow honeymooners live in married marry singleton spinster spinsterhood spoken for trophy wife widow widowed widower widowhood wifely divorce | American Dictionarydivorce verb[ I/T ] us/dɪˈvɔrs, -ˈvoʊrs/ to cause a marriage to a husband or wife to end by an official or legal process, or to have a marriage ended in this way: [ T ]Ford divorced his wife, Anne, in 1964, and married Cristina a year later. [ T ]They didn’t get divorced (= end their marriage legally) until 2007. divorcenoun[ C/U ]us/dɪˈvɔrs, -ˈvoʊrs/ [ C ]Both of them agreed to the divorce. Phrasal verbdivorce something from something divorcé noun[ C ] us/dɪˌvɔrˈseɪ, -ˌvoʊr-, -ˈsi/ a man whose marriage officially ended while his wife was still alive Examples of divorcedivorce She then divorced her husband who later died. The point is not an abstract one, as it affected, for example, the status of foreign divorces. Over time, divorces have occurred at increasingly shorter durations of marriage. In 1989, the number of children under 16 with parents who divorced was 148 thousand. The new public world was one in which power was increasingly divorced from the family. The introduction of the frame divorced the structure from the load-bearing function of the wall, and freed the two elements. Seventeen of these initially married families divorced between the initial assessment and the young adult assessment. Ninety-six triadic interactions were available because 12 couples had divorced. The registers indicate dates of divorces and the abandonment of women (men who were abandoned by their wives were not registered as such). Furthermore, becoming divorced resulted in increases in drinking, suggesting that the effects of marital dissolution during young adulthood are important. Isolated utterances have been divorced from their context, a practice which is unpardonable in the history of ideas. Maybe this is because linguistic investigations tend to be highly theoretical - and divorced from most people's immediate interests in language. In an age of the ever-powerful, omnipotent and omnipresent nation state, culture cannot be divorced from the wider political environment. The relationship between dealer and client is not always divorced from the occult. The shared assumption of legal professionals, therapeutic professionals and divorcing parents alike is that such a decision calls for therapeutic, not legal, expertise. See all examples of divorce These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Collocations withdivorcedivorceThese are words often used in combination with divorce. Click on a collocation to see more examples of it. contested divorce For a five-year period to operate in the case of a contested divorce puts the non-consenting party in a very strong bargaining position. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 divorce case Moreover, the order made by magistrates in these cases forms the basis of a divorcecase. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 divorce law Three distinct strands of opinion worked together to press for a re-evaluation of the operation of divorcelaw. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. See all collocations with divorce |
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