divest是什么意思

音标:英 [daɪ'vest]美 [dɪˈvɛst, daɪ-]

vt. 使摆脱, 使脱去, 夺去[经] 取消权力

v. deprive of status or authority
v. reduce or dispose of; cease to hold (an investment)

divest的用法和例句：

1. divest yourself of all your clothing and possessions and place them in a barrel.

脱去所有衣物 搜出身上所有携带物品 把它们放入桶内

2. Nor at to the pope. In fact, we will divest ourselves of everything.

教宗也不该如此 我们应摒弃一切

3. If we come to terms with the divestment, it will be ooth sailing.

如果我们同意撤资 就会一帆风顺

4. You would think for that money they would teach you that when someone divests from your company, they are your competition.

我还以为花了这么大一笔钱上的学院 肯定会教会你如何应对竞争对手 从自己公司里撤资的情况

5. So, you divest yourself from the suit, except this means you are guilty of all the shit she said about you.

所以你自己撤出诉讼 不过这就意味着 她对你的指控都是真的

6. Most of what he's done in the last two years is divest himself of everything, it's like he is cashing out.

过去的两年里 他主要做的就是 变卖了所有产业 就像出现资金不足似的

7. All he has done in the last two years, is divest himself of everything, it's like he is cashing out.

过去的两年里 他在做的就是 变卖了所有产业 就像出现资金不足似的

8. And I pointed out to them that if they were to divest their shares to our clients who don't have insider knowledge, then they've done nothing wrong.

我还向他们指出 如果他们只把他们的股份 抛售给那些不掌握内幕消息的客户 那他们就没有违法