divorcing

英 [dɪˈvɔːsɪŋ]

美 [dɪˈvɔːrsɪŋ]

v.  与(某人)离婚; 判(某人)离婚; 使分离; 使脱离
divorce的现在分词

现在分词：divorcing　

COCA.41882

双语例句

• Others regretted not going to college or not divorcing sooner, or choosing money over a life's passion.
  其他的遗憾有不曾上大壆，或没有更早离婚，或是选择了金钱而不是自己热爱的事业。
• We don't approve of divorcing theory from practice.
  我们不赞成理论脱离实际。
• That is why I am divorcing your subconscious!
  这就是我为什么要和你的下意识离婚！
• This paper discusses the illegal transferring and hiding of the shared properties by spouses in divorcing disputes.
  离婚纠纷中，非法转移、隐藏共同财产的现象经常出现，现行法律制度对受害一方的保护不尽如人意。
• Married couples are at their greatest risk of divorcing just before their fifth anniversary, it is claimed.
  有调查称，已婚夫妇在结婚第五年的时候离婚的可能性最大。
• The approach in England and Wales stems from a landmark judgment in 2000 that set the yardstick of equality as the principle by which divorcing couples should split their assets.
  英格兰和威尔士的处理方式，源自2000年的一次里程碑式判决，该判决将平等定为首要原则，按照这一原则，离婚夫妇应该平分财产。
• Some divorcing couples also returned the wedding gifts on the divorce party.
  有些离婚夫妻还把结婚时收到的礼物，还给赠送礼物的人。
• The establishment of the "yardstick of equality" from that seminal divorce case has meant that the UK has become the jurisdiction of choice for wives divorcing their rich husbands.
  这桩具有开创性的离婚案确立的平等准绳意味着，英国已成为妻子与有钱丈夫离婚的优选司法管辖地。
• Mr Gold is divorcing for the second time
  戈尔德先生正准备第二次离婚。
• Yet both remaining unmarried and divorcing are more common among less-educated, lower-income people.
  但在受教育较少、收入较低的人群中，未婚和离异都更普遍。