serious, especially one written for a small orchestra 嬉游曲(主要以娱乐为目的,多供小型管弦乐队演奏> di-vert-ing /dai'v3tii3 NAmE -'V3rt-/ adj. {formal) enter- taining and amusing g乐的;消遣性的;有趣的 di-vest /dai'vest/ verb [VN] (formal) 1 ~ sb/yourself of sth to remove clothes 使(某人脱去(衣服 > : Hie divested hfmse/ / his jacfcet.他脱去了短上衣。

2 ~ yourself of sth to get rid of sth 处理掉;丢弃The company is divesting itself of some of its assets.

处理掉它的部分资产。3sb/sth of sth to take sth away from sb/sth 無解除;使摆脱A/iter her fHness she was divested of much of her responsibility,

了许多责任。

di-vest-ment /dai'vestmant/ noun [u, C] (finance It) the act of selling the shares you have bought in a company or of taking money away from where you have invested $_股份;撤销投资 dlV-ide Onw /di'vaid/ verb, noun mverb

                SEPARATE 分开 1 Sth)

(up) (into sth) to separate or make sth separate into parts (使)分开分散,分 割,分成split up [V] The cells began to divide rap/dZy.细胞迅速分裂◊ [VN] A sentence can be divided up into meanfngfiu segments. —个句子可以划分成有意义 的各个部分2 [VN] ~ sth (up/out) (between/among sbj to separate sth into parts and give a share to each of a number of different people, etc分配;分享;分担

share (out) : Jack divided up the rest of the cash. 杰克把余下 A4分了。◊ We divided the worfc between ws我们共同各这项工作3 [VNsth (between A and B) to use different parts of your time, energy, etc. for different activities, etc.把(时间、精石等 > 别用于He divides his energies between politics and business. ^ 把精力一部分用在政治上,一部分用在生意上4 [VN] ~ A from B (formal) to separate two people or things ^ 分离;使分开Can ft ever be rig/if to ch’Wde a mother om her chiW?让母子分离难道还有对的时候 5 [VN] sth (off) I ~ A from B to be the real or imaginary line or barrier that separates two people or things 是…的分 界线;分隔;把…隔开 SEI SEPARATE (OFF): A/ence divides. oj5f the western side /the grounds.篱色把庭院的 西面隔弁’6 [V] (of a road 道路to separate into two parts that lead in different directions 分岔:Where the path divides, fceep right.来到岔路口就靠右行。

                CAUSE DSAGREEMENT 引起分歧 7 [VN] to make two or more people disagree铨产生奋歧;麁意见不一 HITl split 77ie, issue has divided the government.这个问题 在政府中引起了意见分歧。

                MATHEMATICS 数学 8 ~ (sth) by sth to find Out how many times one number is contained in another 除以: [VN] 30 diWcied by 6 is 5 (30 + 6 = 5). * 30 除以 6 气于 5[also V] 9 sth) into, sth to be able to be multipiied to give another number -[V] 5 divides into 30 6 times. * 5 30 等于 6[also VN]

di.vide and 'rule to keep control over people by making them disagree with and fight each other, there­fore not giving them the chance to unite and oppose you together 分而治之.a poZicy / divide and ruZe 分而 治之的政策 mnoun [usually sing.]

                DFFERENCE 不同 1 ~ (between A and B) a difference between two groups of people that separates them from each other 不同;差异;分歧the North/South

dfWde 南北分歧◊ the divide between CathoZics and Protestants in iVorthem Jrekmd北爱尔兰的天主教徒和新

教徒之间的分歧

                BETWEEN RIVERS 河流之间 2  /VAw£) a line of

high land that separates two systems of rivers 分水岭; 分水线 EQa WATERSHED

itiTOl see BRIDGE V.

div-ided /di'vaidid/ adj. (of a group or an organization 团体或组织split by disagreements or different opinions 分裂的歧的The government is divided on t/iis issue.政府在这个问题上意见不统一◊ a deepZy divided

society 四分五裂的社会77ie regime is ro/oimdZy divided against ftsd/该政权内部彻底分裂了。

di.vided 'highway not//? {NAmB) = dual carriage­way

divi-dend /'dividend/ noun 1 an amount of the profits that a company pays to people who own shares in the company 红利;股息;疫利dividend payments / 50 cents a share 每股 50 分的股息支付 2 (8r£) a money prize that is given to winners in the football pools (足球彩票的彩金EIEI see pay v.

div-ider /di'vaid0(r)/ noun 1 [C] a thing that divides sth .分隔物;分开物a room divider (= a screen or door that divides a room into two parts)房间分隔板屏风或 H' ) 2 dividers [pi.] an instrument made of two long thin metal parts joined together at the top, used for measuring, lines and angles 分线规;两脚规a pair of dividers —副分线规

dividing line noun [usually sing.] 1 something that marks the separation between two things or ideas (两 种事物或思想的 > 分界线,界限rhereisnodear dividing Zine between what is good and what is bad.是非 之间没有明确的界限。2 a place that separates two areas (分隔两个地区的)地界,分界线The river was chosen as a dividing line between the two districts. M ^ 以这<条河流为界。

div-in-ation /.drvi'neiXn/ noun [U] the act of finding out and saying what will happen in the future 占小';

测;预言

di-vine /di'vain/ adj., verb

madj. 1 [usually before noun] coming from or connected with God or a god天赐如上帝的;神的divine Zaw/Iove/wfH天道;上帝的慈爱;天意◊ divine intervention (= help from God to change a situation) 上帝之佑 2 (oW-/fls/»‘one wonderful; beautiful 绝妙 的;非凡的;棱美如►div.ine.y at/v.

ve/i? 1 {/owjtfO to find out sth by guessing 猜到;领悟:

[V wh-] She could divine what he was thinking just by Zoofcing at him.她一看就知道他在想什么[also VN] 2 [VN, V] to search for underground water using a stick in the shape of a Ycalled a divining rod (用 丫形杖-测(地下/Jc)

di.vine 'right noun [U, sing.] 1 (in the past) the belief that the right of a king or queen to rule comes directly from God rather than from the agreement of the people (旧时的}君权神授说 2 a right that sb thinks they have to do sth, without needing to ask anyone else (自认 为)应有的权利,天賦的权利:〗Vo payer has a divine right to be in this team.没有哪名选手天生就有权留在这 个队里。

swimming trunks

scuba-diving戴水肺潜水   diving跳水

div-ing /'darviq/ noun [U] 1 the sport or activity of diving into water with your head and arms first ©fe7jc跳水运动a diving competition 跳水比赛 2 the activity of swimming underwater using special breathing equipment (戴呼吸装备的)潜水:J’d !ove to go diving in the Aegean.舍很想到爱每海去潜水◊ a diving suit潜 水月艮—see also skin-diving