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小词详解 | divest
divest 英 [daɪˈvest] 美 [daɪˈvest]
In a further reflection of the restrained mood, some serial acquirers have gone into reverse, divesting or spinning off assets.
一些连环收购者已开始反其道而行之,出让或者剥离资产,进一步反映出当下理性克制的情绪。
——《经济学人》A week later, he issued a separate executive order giving ByteDance 90 days to divest from its American assets and any data that TikTok had gathered in the United States.
一周后,他发布了另一项行政命令,让字节跳动在90天内剥离其在美国的资产,以及 TikTok 在美国收集的任何数据。
——《纽约时报》
[动词] 剥夺某人的(权力、权利或财产)
要求取消王室现存宪法权力的运动愈演愈烈。但三位候选人都对此问题持骑墙观望态度。
There is a growing movement to divest the monarchy of its remaining constitutional power. But all three candidates straddled on the problem.
他脱去了夹克衫,然后给他情意绵绵的恋人一通狂吻。
He divested himself of his jacket and then smothered his tender lover with kisses.该迎宾员生病后便给解除了许多责任。
After her illness the usher was divested of much of her responsibility.
该行将倒闭的公司打算出售其盈利较差的业务。
The moribund company is divesting its less profitable business operations.公司正在处理掉它的部分资产,并朝着更高价值的服务转向。
The company is divesting itself of some of its assets and pivoting towards higher-value services.
Miss Abbot turned to divest a stout leg of the necessary ligature.
艾博特小姐转而从她粗壮的腿上,解下那条必不可少的带子。
deprive: prevent (a person or place) from having or using something strip: deprive someone of (rank, power, or property) relieve: used ironically to indicate that someone has been deprived of something