divest of
英 [dɪˈvest ɔv] 美 [dɪˈvɛst ʌv]

释义

1。（给某人）脱衣服；脱去…的衣报；2。从…取去…；3。丟弃

双语例句

1. The disgraced official was divested of all authority.
   该失势官员失去了一切权力。
2. It is an interesting question how far men will retain their relative rank if they were divest of their clothes.
   假使剥去了人们的衣服的话，到底彼此的阶级能够维持到什么程度，倒是一则有趣的问题。

权威例句

The British.(government plans to divest 51% of air traffic control system)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
Plant divestity in the region of the strait of Gibraltar: a multilevel approach
Divest yourself of a preconceived idea: transcription factor ATF6 is not a soluble protein!
To Divest or not to Divest: A Meta‐Analysis of the Antecedents of Corporate Divestitures
Rockefellers, Heirs to an Oil Fortune, Will Divest Charity of Fossil Fuels
Elsevier should divest itself of either its medical publishing or pharmaceutical services division
The impact of household endowment constraints on nutrition and health : A simultaneous equation test of human capital divestment
Should fertility clinics divest themselves of pornography?
Here's why OU must divest itself of fossil fuels
Senate Resolution JR-16S-2960: Declaration of Support for the Mission of Divest UNF for Climate Justice