divorcé

divorcé
di'vo:s
1. noun
(the legal ending of a marriage: Divorce is becoming more common nowadays.) divorcio

2. verb
1) (to end one's marriage (with): He's divorcing her for desertion; They were divorced two years ago.) divorciarse de
2) (to separate: You can't divorce these two concepts.) separar
divorce1 n divorcio
she wants to get a divorce quiere divorciarse
divorce2 vb divorciarse
she divorced her husband se divorció de su marido
El gerundio de divorce se escribe divorcing
divorce
tr[dɪ'vɔːs]
noun
1 SMALLLAW/SMALL divorcio
2 (separation) divorcio
transitive verb
1 SMALLLAW/SMALL divorciarse de
■ he divorced her se divorció de ella
2 (separate) divorciar (from, de)
intransitive verb
1 divorciarse
divorce [də'vors] v, -vorced ; -vorcing vt
: divorciar
divorce vi
: divorciarse
divorce n
: divorcio m
divorcé [dɪ.vor'seɪ, -'si:; -'vor.-] n
: divorciado m
divorce
n.
• divorcio s.m.
v.
• divorciar v.
də'vɔːrs, dɪ'vɔːs
I
count & mass noun divorcio m

to get a divorce (from somebody) — conseguir* el divorcio (de alguien); (before n)

divorce proceedings — trámites mpl de divorcio


II
1.
transitive verb
1) (Law) divorciarse de

to get divorced — divorciarse

2) (separate)

to divorce something (FROM something) — divorciar algo (de algo)


2.
vi divorciarse
[dɪˌvɔː'siː]
N divorciado m
* * *
[də'vɔːrs, dɪ'vɔːs]
I
count & mass noun divorcio m

to get a divorce (from somebody) — conseguir* el divorcio (de alguien); (before n)

divorce proceedings — trámites mpl de divorcio


II
1.
transitive verb
1) (Law) divorciarse de

to get divorced — divorciarse

2) (separate)

to divorce something (FROM something) — divorciar algo (de algo)


2.
vi divorciarse

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