divined

常见例句

用作形容詞 (adj.)

用作定語: ～+ n.

• It is the divine will.
  這是天意。

用作表語: S+be+～

• Jesus is believed by Christians to have been divine.
  基督教徒們相信耶穌是神。
• You look simply divine.
  你看上去非常動人。

用作形容詞 (adj.)

• In the Dragon Pond are divine fish.
  可都是龍潭裡的神魚啊。
• Her elegance and beauty was simply divine.
  她高雅的氣質和美麗的外表簡直是上天的恩賜。
• That play we saw last night was simply divine!
  我們昨天晚上看的那出戯真是好極了！
• To err is human,to forgive is divine.
  犯錯誤是人之常情，寬恕才難能可貴。

用作及物動詞 (vt.)

• At last I divined the truth.
  我終於看穿了事情的真相。
• He claimed that he could divine the future.
  他聲稱能預蔔未來。

用作不及物動詞 (vi.)

• I don't believe that astrologers are able to divine.
  我不相信佔星家能作預言。
• He is too wealthy to divine for money.
  他很富有，不會爲了金錢而給人蔔卦吧。
• The nature of her errand he could not divine.
  對於她爲何而來，他無法推測。
• This divine serenity is deeply satisfying and far beyond our understanding.
  這神聖地甯靜是深深滿足我們也大大超越我們的理解的。

用作名詞 (n.)

• He was selected to be a divine for the church.
  他被選爲教堂的牧師。
• They were married by a Baptist minister, the first divine they found convenient.
  他們結婚了，由一位浸禮會牧師主婚，這是他們所能找到的第一個郃適的神職人員。
• Theologians have feared that the very thought of evolution threatens divine explanations of the world.
  神學家們擔心的恰是進化論思想對神之創造世界的解釋的威脇。
返回 divined