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divorce
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di·vorce1 /dəˈvɔːs $ -ɔːrs/ ●●● S2 W2 noun
1 [countableC, uncountableU]SSFSCL the legal ending of a marriage 离婚 → separation
file/sue/petition for divorce (=start the legal divorce process) 提出离婚申请
n COLLOCATIONS
verbs
get a divorce (=end your marriage)
Their marriage had never been happy and in the end they got a divorce.
go through a divorce (=experience getting a divorce)
I was going through a divorce and it was a very painful time.
want a divorce
She told him she wanted a divorce.
ask (somebody) for a divorce
She asked her husband for a divorce after he had been unfaithful.
a marriage ends in divorce
Five years later, their marriage ended in divorce.
file for divorce (also petition for divorce formal) (=start the legal divorce process)
adjectivesThe next day I saw a lawyer and filed for a divorce.
a bitter divorce (=involving very angry feelings)
After a long and bitter divorce, Wendy was looking forward to starting a new life.
a messy divorce (=complicated and unpleasant to deal with)
She wanted to avoid a messy divorce .
a painful divorce (=causing a lot of sadness)
divorce + NOUNI have been through a painful divorce, and know what it feels like.
the divorce rate (=the number of people who get a divorce)
The country has a high divorce rate.
divorce proceedings (=the legal processes of getting a divorce)
His first marriage was unsuccessful and led to long divorce proceedings.
a divorce settlement (=the amount of money, property etc each person gets in a divorce)
She received a $10 million divorce settlement from her first husband.
a divorce case (=a legal case dealing with a divorce)
It was the biggest divorce case that an English court has dealt with.
a divorce lawyer/court (=one dealing with divorce)
She's a famous New York divorce lawyer.
divorce papers (=documents concerning a divorce)
phrasesMy husband refused to sign the divorce papers.
grounds for divorce (=acceptable reasons for divorce, according to the law)
Violence and neglect are grounds for divorce.
Examples from the Corpus
divorce• Or see them through an abortion, a divorce, a gruelling court-case?• Caroline's husband asked her for a divorce and she agreed.• It's much too easy to get a divorce nowadays.• It is too much like a divorce.• Many say they have seen too many bad marriages and divorces even to try it themselves.• Gwen has just been through a bitter divorce.• A third of all marriages in Britain end in divorce.• Half the marriages in this country end in divorce.• One study in the early I970s indicated that only 16 percent of Catholic marriages ended in divorce.• Yet the liberal interpretation of divorce laws appears to have led to the alarming trends already observed.• Sometimes through abandonment; more often through non-marriage or divorce.• The cancer was diagnosed one and a half years after the divorce.• Wagenbach deferred ruling on the divorce papers until the state seeks to introduce them as evidence.• I've only seen my ex-wife once since the divorce.• The divorce rate has risen steadily since the 1950s.
divorce2 ●●● S2 W3 verb
1 [intransitiveI, transitiveT]SSFSCL if someone divorces their husband or wife, or if two people divorce, they legally end their marriage （与…）离婚 → separate
n THESAURUS
divorce to legally end your marriage
After seven years, they decided to divorce.
She divorced him six months after they were married.
separate to start to live apart from your husband or wife because of problems in your marriage
They argued all the time and in the end agreed to separate.
She separated from her husband and moved to a flat in London.
split up/break up to end a marriage or a romantic relationship
When Andy was nine, his parents split up.
He's just broken up with his girlfriend.
leave somebody to stop living with your husband, wife, or partner, often because you are having a relationship with someone else
Her husband left her for a younger woman after 27 years of marriage.
Dan's left me.
n GRAMMAR: Reciprocal verbs
Divorce is a reciprocal verb. This type of verb is used when saying that two or more people or things do something that involves both or all of them:
Her mother and father divorced.
You can also say: Her mother divorced her father.
Her father divorced her mother
. This suggests it was mainly the decision of one person to end the marriage.Examples from the Corpus
divorce• You see, she was four months pregnant when they divorced.• But when he was eight or nine, Margo and her husband divorced.• Griffiths too had been married and divorced.• The couple divorced after Lott went off to college.• We divorced after six years of marriage.• I think he may have wanted to divorce her, but it never got to that point.• Maybe her husband, who had divorced her?• She's afraid of what her husband might do if she tries to divorce him.• He kept promising her that he would divorce his wife, but he never actually did it.• Finally, after years of unhappy marriage, Eva divorced Stanley.• I always say though, that you know, you divorce them.• Petra's parents divorced when she was about seven years old.
divorce something from something• Carlin says he divorces philosophy from his religion.
divorce yourself from something• You can't divorce yourself from the agenda, remit or personalities of the organisations and individuals with the money.• Man and algae sealed in the capsule divorced themselves from the wide net woven by the rest of life.• Internal prison reformers can not divorce themselves from these issues, however sensitive they might be.
(1300-1400) French Latin divertere “to divert, leave one's husband”
di·vorce1 noun →n COLLOCATIONS1divorce2 verb →n GRAMMAR1 →n THESAURUS1
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⇨ divorce (divorce your husband) ⇨ separate 1 (Art should be divorced from politics.) ⇨ get divorced ⇨ divorce divorce divorce ♦︎ break (sth) up ♦︎ split up ♦︎ disband ♦︎ separate ♦︎ split ♦︎ get divorced These words all refer to people ending a relationship, especially a romantic one. 这些词均表示结束关系，尤其是婚恋关系。 PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配 ◆ to break up / split up / split with sb ◆ to split up / separate / split from sb ◆ a couple divorces / breaks up / splits up / separates / splits / gets divorced ◆ a group breaks up / splits up / disbands / splits ◆ a partnership breaks up / splits up ◆ to have recently divorced / split up / (been) disbanded ■ divorce [transitive , intransitive ] to legally end your marriage to sb （与某人）离婚 ◆ She's divorcing her husband.她在与丈夫闹离婚。 ◆ I'd heard they're divorcing.我听说他们要离婚了。 divorced ⇨ single ▸ divorce [uncountable , countable ] ◆ The marriage ended in divorce .这桩婚姻以离婚告终。 ◆ They have agreed to get a divorce .他们已同意离婚。 ■ ˌbreak ˈup ■ ˌbreak sth ˈup (broke , broken (of a relationship) to come to an end; to end a relationship or business company （关系）结束；（同某人）绝交；解散（公司） ◆ Their marriage has broken up.他们的婚姻已经破裂。 ◆ My brother has broken up with his girlfriend.我哥哥和女友分手了。 ◆ They decided to break up the partnership (= in business) .他们决定拆伙。 ▸ ˈbreak-up [countable ] ◆ family break-ups家庭破裂 ◆ the break-up of the company公司的解散 ■ ˌsplit ˈup (informal ) (splitting , split , split to end a relationship with sb （和某人）断绝关系，分手 ◆ My parents split up last year.我父母去年离婚了。 ◆ She's split up with her boyfriend.她和男朋友分手了。 NOTE 辨析 marriage or relationship can break up and it can refer to a personal or a business relationship. Only people can split up and it usually refers to a personal relationship. * break up的主语可以是人或marriage、relationship，指结束人际或生意关系。split up的主语只能是人，通常指断绝人际关系。 ■ disband dɪsˈbænd [transitive , intransitive ] (formal ) to stop sb/sth from operating as a group; to separate or no longer operate as a group 解散；解体；散伙 ◆ They set about disbanding the terrorist groups.他们开始着手瓦解恐怖主义组织。 ◆ The committee formally disbanded last year.该委员会于去年正式解散。 ■ separate ˈsepəreɪt [intransitive ] to stop living as a couple with your husband, wife or partner 分居 ◆ He separated from his wife after 20 years of marriage.他和妻子在结婚20年后分居了。 ◆ They separated last year.他们去年分居了。 separated ⇨ single ▸ separation [countable , uncountable ] ◆ a legal separation合法分居 ◆ She would not consider separation or divorce.她不会考虑分居或离婚。 ■ split (splitting , split , split [intransitive ] (informal , especially journalism 尤用于新闻 ) to leave sb and stop having a relationship with them （和某人）断绝关系，分手；离开（某人） ◆ The singer split with his wife last June.那歌手去年6月和妻子分开了。 ◆ She intends to split from the band at the end of the tour.她打算在巡回演出结束后离开乐队。 ⓘ Split * split尤用于报章，指断绝人际或生意关系，尤指有一人决定离开的情况。 ■ ˌget diˈvorced (getting , got , got ; NAmE spoken getting , got , gotten to legally end your marriage to sb 离婚 ◆ They're getting divorced.他们在办离婚。 ◆ People get divorced nowadays more than they used to.现在人们的离婚率比过去提高了。 divorced ⇨ single NOTE 辨析 One person can divorce another person, but get divorced usually refers to an action by two people. 可以说A divorce B，但get divorced的主语通常是两个人 ◆ She divorced her husband last year.她去年与丈夫离婚了。 ◆ They got divorced last year.他们去年离婚了。 You can, however, use be divorced from sb. 然而与某人离婚可使用be divorced from sb ◆ She is divorced from the boy's father.她跟那男孩的父亲离婚了。 When there is no object either divorce or get divorced may be used, but get divorced is more common in spoken English. 在不接宾语的情况下，divorce或get divorced都可使用，只是get divorced更常用于口语。
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Divorce and separation: access, accrual, alimony...
To separate something from something else: separate, spread out, divide...
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