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dispose

英 [dɪˈspəʊz]

美 [dɪˈspoʊz]

v.  排列; 布置; 安排; 使倾向于; 使有意于; 使易于

现在分词:disposing 过去分词:disposed 过去式:disposed 第三人称单数:disposes 

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短语动词

dispose of
1. 丢掉;清除;处理  2. 办妥;处理好;解决  

短语用例

    dispose of sb/sth

    • 去掉;清除;销毁
      to get rid of sb/sth that you do not want or cannot keep
      1. 应付;解决;处理
        to deal with a problem, question or threat successfully
        1. a drug that disposes the patient towards sleep
          使病人想睡觉的药
      2. 击败;杀死
        to defeat or kill sb

        牛津词典

          verb

          • 排列;布置;安排
            to arrange things or people in a particular way or position
            1. 使倾向于;使有意于;使易于
              to make sb behave in a particular way
              1. a drug that disposes the patient towards sleep
                使病人想睡觉的药

            英英释义

            verb

            双语例句

            • They dispose of the city's waste in the sea.
              他们把城市的废物倒入大海处理掉。
            • We will have to dispose of them.
              我们将会处理掉。
            • Catherine and Alexander, wealthy and sophisticated, drive to Naples to dispose of a deceased uncle's villa.
              凯瑟琳和亚历山大,富有和复杂,他们驾车去那不勒斯处理一座死去叔叔的别墅。
            • It initially root in architectonics, which adopt architectural step and method to analyze and dispose software.
              它最初来源于建筑学,采用建筑的步骤和方法来分析和处理软件。
            • To settle or dispose of in advance.
              预先处理预先解决或安排。
            • Disposer means to arrange or to have available, not to dispose of.
              Disposer的意思是安排或者有空,而不是处置。
            • As they sell oil, copper and wheat, they also dispose of gold.
              在他们抛售石油、铜和小麦的同时,他们也卖出了黄金。
            • The suspect was taken unawares, without the chance to dispose of the evidence.
              嫌疑人被弄了个措手不及,根本来不及销毁证据。
            • He alleged that they had hired an assassin to dispose of him.
              他宣称他们已雇了刺客来除掉他。
            • Suspicions dispose kings to tyranny and husbands to jealousy.
              猜疑使君王倾向于专制,使丈夫倾向于妒忌。