divide 的英语意思
dividedivide1 /dəˈvaɪd/ verb 
查看全部语言翻译1separate [intransitive, transitive] if something divides, or if you divide it, it separates into two or more parts若某物分开，或将其分开，即分成两个或更多部分divide something into something
Scientists traditionally divide the oceans into zones.科学家传统上将海洋划分为若干区域。 The book is divided into six sections.本书分为六个部分。divide into Here, the river divides into three channels.在此，河流分成三条支流。► see thesaurus at separate2keep separate (also divide off) [transitive] to keep two areas separate from each other使两个区域相互隔开: The Wall used to divide East and West Berlin.柏林墙曾将东柏林和西柏林隔开。divide something from something Only a thin curtain divided her cabin from his.只有一道薄薄的帘子将她的舱室与他的舱室隔开。3share (also divide up) [transitive] to separate something into parts and share them between people将某物分成若干份并在人们之间分配divide something between/among somebody/something The money will be divided equally among the charities.这笔钱将平均分配给各慈善机构。4spend time/energy [transitive] if you divide your time, energy etc between different activities or places, you spend part of your time doing each activity or in each place将时间、精力等分配于不同活动或地点，即将一部分时间用于每项活动或每处地点divide something between something/somebody She divides her time between New York and Paris.她把时间分别花在纽约和巴黎。5mathematics a)[transitive] to calculate how many times one number contains a smaller number计算一个数中包含某一较小数的次数divide something by something If you divide 21 by 3, you get 7.21 除以 3 得 7。 ‘What’s six divided by three?’ ‘Two’."六除以三等于多少？""二。" b)[intransitive] to be contained exactly in a number one or more times能整除某数一次或多次divide into 8 divides into 64.64 能被 8 整除。6disagree [transitive] to make people disagree so that they form groups with different opinions使人们产生分歧，形成意见不同的群体: The issue of cloning has sharply divided voters.克隆问题使选民产生了严重分歧。7divide and rule/conquer to defeat or control people by making them argue with each other instead of opposing you通过使人们相互争吵而非联合对抗你，从而击败或控制他人8divided loyalties a feeling you have when two people you like have argued and you are not sure which person you should support两个你喜欢的人发生争执、不知该支持哪一方时的感受: Divorce is an agony of divided loyalties for children.离婚对孩子来说是忠诚两难的痛苦折磨。—divided adjective: a deeply divided society严重分裂的社会 The committee was divided over the proposal.委员会在该提案上意见分歧。
查看全部语言翻译1separate [intransitive, transitive] if something divides, or if you divide it, it separates into two or more parts若某物分开，或将其分开，即分成两个或更多部分divide something into something Scientists traditionally divide the oceans into zones.科学家传统上将海洋划分为若干区域。 The book is divided into six sections.本书分为六个部分。divide into Here, the river divides into three channels.在此，河流分成三条支流。► see thesaurus at separate2keep separate (also divide off) [transitive] to keep two areas separate from each other使两个区域相互隔开: The Wall used to divide East and West Berlin.柏林墙曾将东柏林和西柏林隔开。divide something from something Only a thin curtain divided her cabin from his.只有一道薄薄的帘子将她的舱室与他的舱室隔开。3share (also divide up) [transitive] to separate something into parts and share them between people将某物分成若干份并在人们之间分配divide something between/among somebody/something The money will be divided equally among the charities.这笔钱将平均分配给各慈善机构。4spend time/energy [transitive] if you divide your time, energy etc between different activities or places, you spend part of your time doing each activity or in each place将时间、精力等分配于不同活动或地点，即将一部分时间用于每项活动或每处地点divide something between something/somebody She divides her time between New York and Paris.她把时间分别花在纽约和巴黎。5mathematics a)[transitive] to calculate how many times one number contains a smaller number计算一个数中包含某一较小数的次数divide something by something If you divide 21 by 3, you get 7.21 除以 3 得 7。 ‘What’s six divided by three?’ ‘Two’."六除以三等于多少？""二。" b)[intransitive] to be contained exactly in a number one or more times能整除某数一次或多次divide into 8 divides into 64.64 能被 8 整除。6disagree [transitive] to make people disagree so that they form groups with different opinions使人们产生分歧，形成意见不同的群体: The issue of cloning has sharply divided voters.克隆问题使选民产生了严重分歧。7divide and rule/conquer to defeat or control people by making them argue with each other instead of opposing you通过使人们相互争吵而非联合对抗你，从而击败或控制他人8divided loyalties a feeling you have when two people you like have argued and you are not sure which person you should support两个你喜欢的人发生争执、不知该支持哪一方时的感受: Divorce is an agony of divided loyalties for children.离婚对孩子来说是忠诚两难的痛苦折磨。—divided adjective: a deeply divided society严重分裂的社会 The committee was divided over the proposal.委员会在该提案上意见分歧。dividedivide2 noun [countable usually singular] 1a strong difference between the beliefs or way of life of groups of people, that may make them hate each other不同人群在信仰或生活方式上的巨大差异，可能导致彼此仇视: The North/South divide is characteristic of Britain.南北分歧是英国的典型特征。cultural/political/racial etc divide people on both sides of the political divide政治分歧两端的人们2American English a line of high ground between two river systems两个水系之间的高地分水岭 SYN watershed
1a strong difference between the beliefs or way of life of groups of people, that may make them hate each other不同人群在信仰或生活方式上的巨大差异，可能导致彼此仇视: The North/South divide is characteristic of Britain.南北分歧是英国的典型特征。cultural/political/racial etc divide people on both sides of the political divide政治分歧两端的人们2American English a line of high ground between two river systems两个水系之间的高地分水岭 SYN watershed