divvy

• vi. 分摊
• n. 部分；分配
• vt. 分摊

1. short for dividend; especially one paid by a cooperative society

The thieves agreed to divvy up with the spoils.

盗贼们同意把赃物瓜分掉.

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I divvy up my shopping, so I buy a little at a time.

我根据需要购物, 所以每次只买一点.

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Let's divvy it up between us.

我们两人把它平分吧.

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Divvy up the money between us.

我们把钱平分了吧.

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Give me my divvy.

把我的一份给我吧.

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The thieves agreed to divvy up the profit when the jewels were sold.

盗贼们同意,卖了珠宝后就进行分赃.

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Have they considered how they'll divvy up the domestic work in this new arrangement?

他们新的安排中已经考虑过该怎样分配家务工作了 吗 ?

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Johnson was free to divvy up his share of the money as he chose.

约翰逊可以自行分派他那份钱。

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来自dividend的口语。

1. Johnson was free to divvy up his share of the money as he chose.

约翰逊可以自行分派他那份钱。

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2. The thieves agreed to divvy up with the spoils.

盗贼们同意把赃物瓜分掉.

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3. Let's divvy it up between us.

我们两人把它平分吧.

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4. Divvy up the money between us.

我们把钱平分了吧.

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5. Give me my divvy.

把我的一份给我吧.

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divvy (v.)

1872, American English, originally a noun, a slang shortening of dividend; the verb was in use by 1877 and is primary now (the noun is not in "Webster's New World Dictionary"), leading some (such as "Webster's") to think the word is a slang alteration of divide. Related: Divvying. In early 20c. British slang the same word was a shortening of divine (adj.).