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Meanings of divest in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "strip"
Examples for "strip"
1
They were far superior to the tiny strip farms of earlier years.
2
The young one had reached the far side of the grassy strip.
3
When you strip away the detail, the choice before us is clear.
4
Central America, a strip of land between two oceans, is particularly vulnerable.
5
A year ago, luxury retailers turned it into a buzzing commercial strip.
1
Such closures would deprive local communities of much needed services and facilities.
2
This support network is something that we deprive jurors of, Hans said.
3
That would deprive the country for even longer of much-needed foreign currency.
4
And now they seek to deprive us of our means to live.
5
The decrees would appear to deprive the general of this senior post.
1
But I often let myself be seen in various stages of undress.
2
I will undress in the house and wrap myself in my dressing-gown.
3
Good heaven, the last thing she needed was Mugain watching her undress.
4
There Eva bade the children undress and go bathe in the waters.
5
It is the easy grace of undress; not an intellectual full-dress parade.
1
In late 2017, French insurer AXA said it planned to disinvest further from the coal industry.
2
One is to disinvest, the second is to stay and see whether you can change things, he said.
3
This approach is fraught with dangers -not just picking badly, but being unwilling to disinvest in political winners which look like being losers.
4
Oldman said it was "completely unrealistic" to expect the Church to disinvest from any of the big British companies despite their unethical behaviour.
5
When the going got tough, most of them disinvested or dumped their risky assets and ran to cash.
Usage of divest in anglès
1
It said two years ago it was seeking to divest underperforming business.
2
Continental has no plans to fully divest the business, the company said.
3
An American-Iranian deal would divest Israel of the ability to attack Iran.
4
They have failed to divest the Government of all responsibilities in industry.
5
Only way to resolve these conflicts of interest is to divest .
6
He cannot divest, as he has not been given the stock yet.
7
J&J agreed to divest its trauma business to get that transaction approved.
8
The European governments cannot divest themselves of responsibility in regard to Africa.
9
Monster had previously announced its intention to divest its operation in China.
10
That, Spencer, is a sentence you need to divest yourself of instantly.
11
It declined to comment on any decision to divest its hydropower stake.
12
Gottlieb has agreed to divest his holdings in about two-dozen healthcare stocks.
13
He subsequently gave it a 90-day deadline to divest its US operations.
14
Beware that ye divest not yourselves of the raiment of Divine guidance.
15
She could not divest herself of apprehension about her father and Plantagenet.
16
Slavery soon proved its ability to divest her of these heavenly qualities.
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Translations for divest
Divest through the time
Divest across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common