diverge
US: /dɪˈvɝdʒ/
UK: /daɪvˈɜːdʒ/
English - Vietnamese dictionary
diverge /dai'və:dʤ/- nội động từ
- phân kỳ, rẽ ra
- trệch; đi trệch
- khác nhau, bất đồng (ý kiến...)
- ngoại động từ
- làm phân kỳ, làm rẽ ra
- làm trệch đi
Advanced English dictionary
+ verb [V] (written)1 ~ (from sth) to separate and go in different directions: The parallel lines appear to diverge. + The coastal road diverges from the freeway just north of Santa Monica. + Many species have diverged from a single ancestor. + We went through school and college together, but then our paths diverged.
2 ~ (from sth) (formal) (of opinions, views, etc.) to be different: Opinions diverge greatly on this issue.
3 ~ from sth to be or become different from what is expected, planned, etc: to diverge from the norm + He diverged from established procedure.
Antonym: CONVERGE
divergence noun [C, U]: a wide divergence of opinion
divergent adjective: divergent paths / opinions
Thesaurus dictionary
v.
1 separate, radiate, spread (apart), divide, subdivide, fork, branch (off or out), ramify, split:
The roads diverge further on.
2 deviate, turn aside or away, wander, digress, stray, depart, drift, divagate:
Our policy diverges from that set up by the committee.
Collocation
ADV.
considerably, markedly, widely
PREP.
from
This country's interests diverge considerably from those of other European countries.
Concise dictionary
diverges|diverged|divergingdaɪ'vɜːdʒverb
+move or draw apart
+have no limits as a mathematical series
+extend in a different direction
+be at variance with; be out of line with
