divined

英 [dɪˈvaɪnd]

美 [dɪˈvaɪnd]

v.  猜到; 领悟; (用丫形杖)探测(地下水)
divine的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 天赐的;神的;神圣的
  You usedivineto describe something that is provided by or relates to a god or goddess.
  1. He suggested that the civil war had been a divine punishment.
     他暗示说内战是上天的惩罚。
  2. ...divine inspiration.
     天赐的灵感
• 专门研究神学的牧师
  Adivineis a priest who specializes in the study of God and religion.
• ADJ-GRADED 绝妙的;非凡的;极棒的
  People usedivineto express their pleasure or enjoyment of something.
  1. 'Isn't it divine?' she said. 'I wish I had the right sort of brooch to lend you for it.'...
     “它是不是美极了？”她说道，“真希望我有合适的胸针可以借给你来搭配它。”
  2. Darling how lovely to see you, you look simply divine.
     亲爱的，见到你太让人高兴了，你看上去简直美极了。
• VERB 猜测;揣度
  If youdivinesomething, you discover or learn it by guessing.
  1. ...the child's ability to divine the needs of its parents and respond to them...
     孩子猜测父母的需要并作出回应的能力
  2. From this he divined that she did not like him much.
     他依此猜到她不太喜欢他。
• VERB (用探测棒)探测（地下水或矿藏）
  If youdivine, you try to find underground supplies of water or minerals, using a special rod or pair of rods.
  1. The only reason I was divining for water was because of the drought.
     我之所以探寻水源是因为发生了旱灾。
  2. ...a divining rod.
     探测杆

双语例句

• He divined that one of his enemy's purposes was to secure the personal property, as well as the estate.
  他推测他的敌人目的之一就是取得他私人的财产以及田地。
• For a moment I thought that Richard Madden might in some way have divined my desperate intent.
  有一阵子我想理查德•马登用某种办法已经了解到我铤而走险的计划。
• Even before the stranger had so clearly manifested his interest in Cosette, Thenardier had divined his purpose.
  即使是在那个来历不明的人还没有对珂赛特那样明显表示关切的时候，德纳第就已识破了这一点。
• Once, he divined for himself, the result made him nearly jump out of his skin: the day after tomorrow, when the phosphor disappeared, he would die.
  一次，他给自己算了一卦，卦底让他大吃一惊：后天凌晨启明星消失时将是他的死期！
• Yet he now divined that he was suspected of theft.
  但是，他察觉到对方怀疑他是窃贼。
• In short, I am enamored of that flawless beauty of which all poets have perturbedly divined the existence somewhere, and which life as men know it simply does not afford nor anywhere foresee.
  简而言之，我所迷恋的是无暇的、诗人悸动地在某个“存在”中察觉到的、凡俗生命无法提供也无法预见的那种美。
• I divined from his grim expression that the news was not good.
  他表情很严肃，我估计消息可不好。
• He did not know he was doing it at first, though later he divined it.
  起初他并不知道，虽然后来明白过来了。
• They never stop this research even in the divined society in middle age.
  这种关注，即使是在中世纪的神权社会中都没有停止过。
• A piece can sometimes be divined on the enunciation of the personages; in the same manner a band can almost be judged from the list of ruffians composing it.
  我们有时能从一张出场人物表去猜测一个剧本，同样，我们也几乎可以从一张匪徒的名单去估计这匪帮。