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dissolution

/ˌdɪs.əˈluː.ʃən/

翻译: 指事物分解、瓦解或终止的过程,例如组织、协议或物质的解散、解体或溶解。

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词语关系

noun

/ˌdɪs.əˈluː.ʃən/C1formal
  • zh指事物分解、瓦解或终止的过程,例如组织、协议或物质的解散、解体或溶解。

A noun referring to the act or process of breaking up, ending, or dissolving something, such as a formal agreement, organization, or substance.

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  1. Formal ending or terminationB2formal

    The act of officially ending a formal agreement, organization, or relationship.

    zh解散

    • The dissolution of the partnership was announced last week.
    • The company faced dissolution after years of financial trouble.
    • The dissolution of the marriage was finalized in court.

    同义词abrogationannulmentcancellationconclusiondisbandmentendingnullificationrepealtermination

    反义词creationestablishmentformationinstitutionunification

  2. Breaking down into partsC1formal

    The process of gradually breaking down or disintegrating into smaller components.

    zh分解

    • The dissolution of the sugar in water was quick.
    • The dissolution of the empire took several decades.
    • Chemical dissolution occurs when a solid is mixed with a liquid.

    同义词breakdowndecaydecompositiondisintegrationfragmentation

    反义词cohesioncombinationconsolidationintegrationunion

  3. Ending of an assembly or bodyC1formalbritish

    The formal closing or dismissal of a legislative body or meeting.

    zh解散

    • The dissolution of Parliament was announced by the Prime Minister.
    • The dissolution of the council led to new elections.
    • The dissolution of the committee was met with mixed reactions.

    同义词adjournmentdisbandmentdismissalprorogation

    反义词constitutionestablishmentformation

词形
  • dissolutions plural form
  • dissolutions' possessive plural form
  • dissolution's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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