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Meanings of disinvest in English

Portuguese
despir-se
Catalan
despullar
Spanish
despojaron

Remove (someone's or one's own) clothes.

      despir-se
      Synonyms
      Examples for "strip"
      Examples for "strip"
      1
      They were far superior to the tiny strip farms of earlier years.
      The God That Failed
      2
      The young one had reached the far side of the grassy strip.
      Death angel
      3
      When you strip away the detail, the choice before us is clear.
      Reuters
      4
      Central America, a strip of land between two oceans, is particularly vulnerable.
      Reuters
      5
      A year ago, luxury retailers turned it into a buzzing commercial strip.
      Reuters
      1
      But I often let myself be seen in various stages of undress.
      After midnight
      2
      I will undress in the house and wrap myself in my dressing-gown.
      The Dangerous Age: Letters and Fragments from a Woman's Diary
      3
      Good heaven, the last thing she needed was Mugain watching her undress.
      The irish warrior
      4
      There Eva bade the children undress and go bathe in the waters.
      Celtic Tales, Told to the Children
      5
      It is the easy grace of undress; not an intellectual full-dress parade.
      Literary and Social Essays
      1
      It said two years ago it was seeking to divest underperforming business.
      Reuters
      2
      Continental has no plans to fully divest the business, the company said.
      Reuters
      3
      An American-Iranian deal would divest Israel of the ability to attack Iran.
      Reuters
      4
      They have failed to divest the Government of all responsibilities in industry.
      The Irish Times
      5
      Only way to resolve these conflicts of interest is to divest .
      News.com.au
      Usage of disinvest in English
      1
      In late 2017, French insurer AXA said it planned to disinvest further from the coal industry.
      Reuters
      2
      One is to disinvest, the second is to stay and see whether you can change things, he said.
      Reuters
      3
      This approach is fraught with dangers -not just picking badly, but being unwilling to disinvest in political winners which look like being losers.
      The Guardian
      4
      Oldman said it was "completely unrealistic" to expect the Church to disinvest from any of the big British companies despite their unethical behaviour.
      The Guardian
      5
      When the going got tough, most of them disinvested or dumped their risky assets and ran to cash.
      The South African
      6
      We don't have the capacity in youth work... that we used to have, and we have disinvested in the community development approach.
      Radio NZ
      7
      In those redline areas, banks would not lend, banks pulled out, insurance companies would not insure houses and businesses disinvested from those communities.
      Ebony
      Translations for disinvest
      Portuguese
      despir-se
      Disinvest through the time