形容詞animalhuman
形容詞
1. The concert we attended last night was simply divine.
我們昨晚聽的音樂會真是棒極了。
2. People used to believe in the divine right of kings.
過去人們相信君權(quán)神授。
及物動詞
1. How can you divine the truth by mere guesswork?
你僅憑猜測怎么能發(fā)現(xiàn)真相？
2. He claimed that he could divine the future.
他聲稱能預(yù)卜未來。
1. 神的：然而路德的理解只有人的外在因素(extra nos )、屬神的(Divine)、被賜予(imputed)的義和恩典. 奧古斯丁的本性上的變化成為上帝之人格的參與者(partner)或參與(part)的概念,路德是沒有的. 若說奧古斯丁將重點放在借義認(rèn)化(稱義)的恩典,
2. 神圣的：在古代英語中,為divell;而在古代羅馬,則是"眾神"(divus)之意.也就是說,在古代的傳說和傳奇中,神和惡魔常被混為一談.而"神圣的"(divine)和"惡魔般的"(devilish)兩個單詞在希伯來文中被詮釋為"有益"和"有害",
1. 天賜的;神的;神圣的
You use divine to describe something that is provided by or relates to a god or goddess.
e.g. He suggested that the civil war had been a divine punishment.
他暗示說內(nèi)戰(zhàn)是上天的懲罰。
e.g. ...divine inspiration.
天賜的靈感
2. 專門研究神學(xué)的牧師
A divine is a priest who specializes in the study of God and religion.
3. 絕妙的;非凡的;極棒的
People use divine to express their pleasure or enjoyment of something.
e.g. 'Isn't it divine?' she said. 'I wish I had the right sort of brooch to lend you for it.'...
“它是不是美極了？”她說道，“真希望我有合適的胸針可以借給你來搭配它?！?br /> e.g. Darling how lovely to see you, you look simply divine.
親愛的，見到你太讓人高興了，你看上去簡直美極了。
4. 猜測;揣度
If you divine something, you discover or learn it by guessing.
e.g. ...the child's ability to divine the needs of its parents and respond to them...
孩子猜測父母的需要并作出回應(yīng)的能力
e.g. From this he divined that she did not like him much.
他依此猜到她不太喜歡他。
5. (用探測棒)探測（地下水或礦藏）
If you divine, you try to find underground supplies of water or minerals, using a special rod or pair of rods.
divine
e.g. The only reason I was divining for water was because of the drought.
我之所以探尋水源是因為發(fā)生了旱災(zāi)。
e.g. ...a divining rod.
探測桿