剥离
To strip away, peel off, or separate a part from the whole, often used for organizations or abstract layers.
Exemples
3 sur 5地质学家观察到岩层正在逐渐剥离。
Geologists observed that the rock layers are gradually stripping away.
这种贴纸很难从墙上剥离。
This sticker is hard to peel off the wall.
银行需要剥离不良资产以降低风险。
The bank needs to divest non-performing assets to reduce risk.
Famille de mots
Astuce mémo
Think of '剥' (peel/skin) + '离' (leave/separate). Peeling the skin away.
Quiz rapide
为了提高效率,该集团决定将研发部门从母公司中___出来。
Correct !
La bonne réponse est : 剥离
Exemples
地质学家观察到岩层正在逐渐剥离。
academicGeologists observed that the rock layers are gradually stripping away.
这种贴纸很难从墙上剥离。
everydayThis sticker is hard to peel off the wall.
银行需要剥离不良资产以降低风险。
businessThe bank needs to divest non-performing assets to reduce risk.
我们需要剥离表象,看到问题的本质。
formalWe need to strip away the surface to see the essence of the problem.
他正试着把那层旧漆剥离下来。
informalHe is trying to strip off that layer of old paint.
Famille de mots
Collocations courantes
Phrases Courantes
资产剥离
asset divestiture
剥离痛苦
separate from pain (literary)
从...中剥离
separate from...
Souvent confondu avec
分离 is a general term for separating; 剥离 implies a stripping or peeling action, often of a layer.
Notes d'usage
Very common in economic news and advanced academic analysis of 'essence vs appearance'.
Erreurs courantes
Don't use it for 'breaking up' with a partner (use 分手).
Astuce mémo
Think of '剥' (peel/skin) + '离' (leave/separate). Peeling the skin away.
Origine du mot
Originally used for surgery or physical peeling (like skin/bark).
Modèles grammaticaux
Quiz rapide
为了提高效率,该集团决定将研发部门从母公司中___出来。
Correct !
La bonne réponse est : 剥离
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