divorced

美音：[dɪ'vɔrst] 英音：[dɪ'vɔː(r)st]

简单释义：

adj.离婚的；离异的；表现得不受影响的；脱离…的

v.“divorce”的过去分词和过去式

Web已离婚；正式离婚；是已离婚

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例句：

Later on, Obama Sr. told immigration officials that he thought of himself as divorced in Kenya before he arrived in the United States.
此后不久，老奥巴马告诉移民局的官员在他到达美国之前已经在肯尼亚离婚。
The divorced parents of a boy I knew in high school installed him in his own apartment because neither of them wanted him at home.
我在高中时认识的一个男孩被单独安置在一套公寓里，因为他那对离异的父母都不愿让他住在自己家。
Later, under the mercy of her mother married a non-loving girl, barely over two years, gave birth to a daughter, the two divorced.
后来，在母亲的淫威下娶了一个不爱的女孩，勉强过了两年，生下一个女儿后，两人离异。
I was 50 and had been divorced for a year and a half when friends encouraged me to try to meet someone new.
我那时50岁，一年半前离异，朋友们鼓励我去约会。
Although he and his wife divorced. he is still striving for the custody of his daughter.
尽管他和妻子离婚了。但他仍竭力争取女儿的抚养权。
About a year ago, he divorced his wife, who raised two children in the same town.
一年前离了婚，前妻带两个孩子也住在这镇里。
For instance, let's say that the reason why a couple got divorced was the husband's cheating on his wife (or vice versa).
举一个例子，我们假设一对夫妇离婚的理由是丈夫的出轨（或妻子）。
He found that resource consumption shrank to what it had been originally if divorced couples remarry.
他发现，如果离婚夫妻再婚，资源消耗量又会缩减回来的水平。

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