2012_06_08 Divulse 撕裂或分開。

Word of the Day for Friday, June  8, 2012
divulse \dahy-VUHLS\, verb:
To tear away or apart.
A perforation having been so made, it is safer to divulse the opening rather than to enlarge it by cutting in order to avoid the possibility of opening a blood vessel in an inaccessible region.
 -- Eugene Fuller, M.D., The Journal of the American Medical Association
Even if you are the kooper of the winkel over measure never lost a license. Nor a duckindonche divulse from bath and breakfast.
 -- James Joyce, Finnegans Wake
Divulse comes from the Latin root vellere meaning "plucked". The prefix di- is a variation of dis- before the letter v meaning "apart" or "away", as in disown.

divulse\ dahy VUHLS\，動詞：撕裂或分開。穿孔已如此作出的，​​它是安全，到divulse開放，而不是擴大它切割，以避免在人跡罕至的地區開放血管的可能性。  - 尤金·富勒，醫學博士，美國醫學協會雜誌“即使你是以上措施的溫克爾kooper永遠失去了牌照。 ，也不是從浴缸和早餐duckindonche divulse。  - 詹姆斯·喬伊斯，芬尼根守靈divulse來自拉丁詞根，意思是“撥弦”vellere。 DI-前綴是一種變異，顯示之前至五意思是“分開”或“離開”在斷絕關係的信。