| [/dɪˈvɪʒn; dəˋvɪʒən/] n 用法:
1 [U] (a) dividing or being divided 分; 分割; 划分:
the division of wealth 财产的分配.
(b) dividing one number by another 除; 除法:
Are you any good at division? 你的除法好吗? 用法:
2 [sing] (often preceded by an adj 常用於形容词之後) result of dividing 分的结果:
a fair/unfair division of money 金钱的公平[不公平]分配. 用法:
3 [C] (a) any of the parts into which sth is divided 分出来的一部分.
(b) (abbr 缩写 Div) major unit or section of an organization （组织或机构的）单位, 部门（如处、 科、 组、 军队的师等）:
the `sales division of our company 本公司的销售部 *
Our team plays in the first di`vision (of the football league). 本队在（足球联赛）甲组参赛. *
the `parachute division 空降师. 用法:
4 [C] dividing line 分界线:
A hedge forms the division between her land and mine. 有一道树篱在她的土地和我的土地之间形成了分界线. 用法:
5 [C, U] (instance of) disagreement or difference in thought, way of life, etc （思想、 生活方式等的）歧异, 差别, 分化现象:
the deep/widening divisions in society today 当今社会中巨大的[日益加大的]差距. 用法:
6 [C] (esp Brit) (in Parliament) act of voting （议会中的）分组表决:
The Bill was read without a division. 该法案未经分组表决即进行宣读. *
The opposition threatened to force a division on the motion. 反对派威胁要强行将该动议分组表决. |