divest

• فعل يعني نزع شيء أو سلبه من شخص أو جهة، وخاصة الملابس أو الملكية أو الحقوق؛ ويُستخدم غالبًا في السياق القانوني أو المالي بمعنى التخلي عن الأصول أو الاستثمارات.

A verb meaning to remove or take away something, especially clothing, property, or rights; often used in legal or financial contexts.

1. Remove or take offC1formal

   To remove clothing, equipment, or something covering a person or thing.

   خلع

   • The knight divested himself of his armor after the battle.
   • She divested her coat and sat down by the fire.
   • The surgeon divested his gloves and mask after the operation.

   المرادفاتdisrobedoffpeel offremovestriptake offundress

   الأضدادclothecoverdressinvest

2. C1formalbusiness

   To sell off or dispose of assets, investments, or business interests, often for strategic or ethical reasons.

   التخلي عن الأصول

   • The company decided to divest its non-core subsidiaries.
   • The university divested from fossil fuel companies.
   • Investors are pressuring the firm to divest its holdings in tobacco.

   المرادفاتalienatedispose ofget rid ofliquidatesellsell offtransferunload

   الأضدادaccumulateacquireinvestobtain

3. Deprive or strip ofC2formal

   To take away or deprive someone of a right, power, or possession.

   يُجرِّد من

   • The court divested him of his parental rights.
   • The scandal divested the politician of all credibility.
   • The new law divests the committee of its authority.

   المرادفاتbereavedenudedeprivedispossessstrip

   الأضدادclotheendowinvestvest