英语词汇“θ109744”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

the world > movement > motion in a certain direction > going away > causing to go away > command to go away [verb (transitive)] > drive away > drive away in all directions (27)

to-driveOE

transitive. To disperse, rout, scatter; to drive apart, separate; to drive away, dispel.

to-dreveOE

transitive. To drive asunder or apart; to cause to separate; to disperse, scatter; to drive away, dispel. Also: to dash to pieces, to shatter.

to-skairc1175

to scatter, disperse.

scattera1300

To separate and drive in various directions (a body of people or animals, a collection of things); to disperse, dissipate (a quantity of matter)…

skaila1300

transitive. To scatter or disperse (a thing or collection of things).

disparplea1325

transitive. To scatter abroad, disperse, drive in different directions; also, to sprinkle.

sheda1325

To disperse, scatter; to rout, put to flight.

discatterc1330

transitive. To scatter widely, disperse.

to-scattera1382

transitive. To scatter abroad, disperse.

sparple1382

To break up, scatter, disperse (an assembly, army, fleet, etc.) by superior force. Frequently with abroad.

to-rusha1387

transitive. To dash in pieces; to disperse with force; to rout.

to-sparplea1387

to scatter abroad; = disparple, v.

deperpeyla1400

= disparple, v., to scatter.

rat1402

transitive. To break up, tear apart.

sever1412

To break up, scatter, disperse (an assemblage or company of individuals). Also reflexive. Now rare.

to-ratc1440

transitive. To break up, scatter.

disparklec1449

transitive. To scatter abroad, drive apart, disperse; = disparple, v. 1.

scarkle1450

transitive. To scatter, disperse.

sparklea1470

transitive. To cause to scatter or disperse; to drive in different directions. Also sparkle away (quot. 1703).

disperse1503

transitive. To cause to separate in different directions; to throw or drive about in all directions, to scatter; to rout.

shudderc1540

intransitive and transitive. To scatter. Obsolete.

sparse1549

To break up, scatter, send in all directions.

dissipate?c1550

transitive. To scatter; to drive or cause to go off in all directions; to disperse (that which has been concentrated). archaic.

to wap sindry1563

transitive. To throw quickly or with violence. Often with adverb or phrase, down, to the ground, etc. †to wap off: to pull off roughly; †to wap sindry…

squander1622

To drive off in various directions; to cause to scatter or disperse.

rout1641

transitive. To destroy, eliminate (a thing); spec. (a) to dispel or disprove (an argument); (b) to cure or eliminate (a disease or its symptoms)…

to feeze about1689

transitive. To drive; to drive off or away; to make (one) run, put to flight; to frighten away. Often with away. Also to feeze about. Obsolete.

单词	θ109744
释义	the world > movement > motion in a certain direction > going away > causing to go away > command to go away [verb (transitive)] > drive away > drive away in all directions (27) to-driveOE transitive. To disperse, rout, scatter; to drive apart, separate; to drive away, dispel. to-dreveOE transitive. To drive asunder or apart; to cause to separate; to disperse, scatter; to drive away, dispel. Also: to dash to pieces, to shatter. to-skairc1175 to scatter, disperse. scattera1300 To separate and drive in various directions (a body of people or animals, a collection of things); to disperse, dissipate (a quantity of matter)… skaila1300 transitive. To scatter or disperse (a thing or collection of things). disparplea1325 transitive. To scatter abroad, disperse, drive in different directions; also, to sprinkle. sheda1325 To disperse, scatter; to rout, put to flight. discatterc1330 transitive. To scatter widely, disperse. to-scattera1382 transitive. To scatter abroad, disperse. sparple1382 To break up, scatter, disperse (an assembly, army, fleet, etc.) by superior force. Frequently with abroad. to-rusha1387 transitive. To dash in pieces; to disperse with force; to rout. to-sparplea1387 to scatter abroad; = disparple, v. deperpeyla1400 = disparple, v., to scatter. rat1402 transitive. To break up, tear apart. sever1412 To break up, scatter, disperse (an assemblage or company of individuals). Also reflexive. Now rare. to-ratc1440 transitive. To break up, scatter. disparklec1449 transitive. To scatter abroad, drive apart, disperse; = disparple, v. 1. scarkle1450 transitive. To scatter, disperse. sparklea1470 transitive. To cause to scatter or disperse; to drive in different directions. Also sparkle away (quot. 1703). disperse1503 transitive. To cause to separate in different directions; to throw or drive about in all directions, to scatter; to rout. shudderc1540 intransitive and transitive. To scatter. Obsolete. sparse1549 To break up, scatter, send in all directions. dissipate?c1550 transitive. To scatter; to drive or cause to go off in all directions; to disperse (that which has been concentrated). archaic. to wap sindry1563 transitive. To throw quickly or with violence. Often with adverb or phrase, down, to the ground, etc. †to wap off: to pull off roughly; †to wap sindry… squander1622 To drive off in various directions; to cause to scatter or disperse. rout1641 transitive. To destroy, eliminate (a thing); spec. (a) to dispel or disprove (an argument); (b) to cure or eliminate (a disease or its symptoms)… to feeze about1689 transitive. To drive; to drive off or away; to make (one) run, put to flight; to frighten away. Often with away. Also to feeze about. Obsolete.
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