单词 | disperse |
释义 | dis·perse I. transitive verb 1. a. < his command was dispersed by a bayonet charge — T.R.Hay > b. < the party left the bus and dispersed themselves to various hotels > < dispersing barges and crews along the route as convenient — C.S.Forester > especially c. < the sun dispersing the vapors of the night > < this explanation had at least dispersed the feeling of weirdness that had gripped the colony — O.E.Rölvaag > 2. a. < disperse news throughout the state > < 80 percent of the discharge of this river at Baghdad is dispersed in these marshes — Wilfred Thesiger > b. c. d. < disperse a pigment in an oil by grinding > intransitive verb 1. a. < the crowd dispersed at the first shot > < his senses … seemed to be dispersing hopelessly and uncontrollably all about him — Hanama Tasaki > b. < the particles dispersed throughout the mixture > 2. < the fog dispersed toward morning > Synonyms: see scatter II. < vitamin B is so disperse in rice polishings that ten tons of raw material yields only an ounce of vitamin — A.C.Morrison > |
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