Definition of disinvest in English:

disinvest

verbdɪsɪnˈvɛstˌdɪsənˈvɛst

[no object]

Withdraw or reduce an investment.
撤回投资；撤资；减少投资
the oil industry began to disinvest, and oil share prices have fallen
石油界开始减少投资，石油股票价格已经下跌。
with object they opposed the move to disinvest shares
他们反对撤回股份的提议。
Example sentencesExamples
- The decision to disinvest in these stocks was taken as part of a regular review of university shareholdings.
- The company, which produces everything from light bulbs to the nuclear power plants that illuminate them, appeared willing to disinvest from its military engines division in order to win approval from Europe.
- The deal will serve as a template for the government as it moves to disinvest itself of all its banking interests over the next four years.
- The message is that it will not disinvest blindly but selectively and that there will be a board to guide the Government on these matters.
- The main aim of the company will be to corner a large chunk of the stake the government is proposing to disinvest in the open market.
- Funding is a special challenge now, because governments in many countries are disinvesting in higher education.
- Said Rosenstiel: ‘If you disinvest, you'll actually erode your circulation, your penetration, and your revenues, and you will liquidate the business.’
- Once mining leases for these areas were wrested, steel ministry had plans of disinvesting in these units.
- I seek leave to table the same survey, which shows that the vast majority of businesses are more likely to be investing in growth for the future than disinvesting.
- The Prime Minister's announcement of not disinvesting in the oil sector has earned him the loyalty of millions of social activists and public sector employees.
- He explains: ‘The only way to stop this genocide now is for a mass campaign to force multinationals to disinvest from the country.’
- It is time to stop disinvesting in education, and start putting education at the top of our social and economic agenda.
- Employees from a number of state-owned banks in the Punjab city of Jalandar also held a massive demonstration on July 20 against any government moves to privatise, merge or disinvest from the companies.
- This may all sound very obvious but due to the closed system which constitutes the world capital markets, whatever funds are disinvested in one area have to be reinvested in another.
- Conversely, the Inland analysis reinforces other research that shows that disinvesting in the product is predictive of declining circulation and revenues.
- A conventional approach would compare hysterectomy and fertility services against the prioritisation principles to inform a decision about whether to disinvest in fertility services.

Derivatives

disinvestment

noun dɪsɪnˈvɛstm(ə)ntˌdɪs(ə)nˈvɛstmənt

mass noun

The withdrawal or reduction of an investment.
撤回投资；撤资；减少投资
California is reversing decades of disinvestment in schools
Example sentencesExamples
- count noun disinvestments closely mirror movements in the gold price itself
- The share of the primary sector is negligible, and from 1996, a small disinvestment in the sector can even be observed.
- Less commonly noted is that both communities are largely exempt from the threat of economic decline due to corporate disinvestment and capital flight.
- Another flood of businesses and white residents left the city, and attempts at revitalization failed to stem the tide of disinvestment and suburban flight.

Definition of disinvest in US English:

disinvest

verbˌdɪsənˈvɛstˌdisənˈvest

[no object]

Withdraw or reduce an investment.
撤回投资；撤资；减少投资
the oil industry began to disinvest, and oil share prices have fallen
石油界开始减少投资，石油股票价格已经下跌。
with object they opposed the move to disinvest shares
他们反对撤回股份的提议。
Example sentencesExamples
- The main aim of the company will be to corner a large chunk of the stake the government is proposing to disinvest in the open market.
- This may all sound very obvious but due to the closed system which constitutes the world capital markets, whatever funds are disinvested in one area have to be reinvested in another.
- The message is that it will not disinvest blindly but selectively and that there will be a board to guide the Government on these matters.
- The Prime Minister's announcement of not disinvesting in the oil sector has earned him the loyalty of millions of social activists and public sector employees.
- I seek leave to table the same survey, which shows that the vast majority of businesses are more likely to be investing in growth for the future than disinvesting.
- The company, which produces everything from light bulbs to the nuclear power plants that illuminate them, appeared willing to disinvest from its military engines division in order to win approval from Europe.
- Said Rosenstiel: ‘If you disinvest, you'll actually erode your circulation, your penetration, and your revenues, and you will liquidate the business.’
- The decision to disinvest in these stocks was taken as part of a regular review of university shareholdings.
- Once mining leases for these areas were wrested, steel ministry had plans of disinvesting in these units.
- A conventional approach would compare hysterectomy and fertility services against the prioritisation principles to inform a decision about whether to disinvest in fertility services.
- Employees from a number of state-owned banks in the Punjab city of Jalandar also held a massive demonstration on July 20 against any government moves to privatise, merge or disinvest from the companies.
- Funding is a special challenge now, because governments in many countries are disinvesting in higher education.
- It is time to stop disinvesting in education, and start putting education at the top of our social and economic agenda.
- He explains: ‘The only way to stop this genocide now is for a mass campaign to force multinationals to disinvest from the country.’
- The deal will serve as a template for the government as it moves to disinvest itself of all its banking interests over the next four years.
- Conversely, the Inland analysis reinforces other research that shows that disinvesting in the product is predictive of declining circulation and revenues.

词汇	disinvest
释义	Definition of disinvest in English: disinvest verbdɪsɪnˈvɛstˌdɪsənˈvɛst [no object] Withdraw or reduce an investment. 撤回投资；撤资；减少投资 the oil industry began to disinvest, and oil share prices have fallen 石油界开始减少投资，石油股票价格已经下跌。 with object they opposed the move to disinvest shares 他们反对撤回股份的提议。 Example sentencesExamples The decision to disinvest in these stocks was taken as part of a regular review of university shareholdings. The company, which produces everything from light bulbs to the nuclear power plants that illuminate them, appeared willing to disinvest from its military engines division in order to win approval from Europe. The deal will serve as a template for the government as it moves to disinvest itself of all its banking interests over the next four years. The message is that it will not disinvest blindly but selectively and that there will be a board to guide the Government on these matters. The main aim of the company will be to corner a large chunk of the stake the government is proposing to disinvest in the open market. Funding is a special challenge now, because governments in many countries are disinvesting in higher education. Said Rosenstiel: ‘If you disinvest, you'll actually erode your circulation, your penetration, and your revenues, and you will liquidate the business.’ Once mining leases for these areas were wrested, steel ministry had plans of disinvesting in these units. I seek leave to table the same survey, which shows that the vast majority of businesses are more likely to be investing in growth for the future than disinvesting. The Prime Minister's announcement of not disinvesting in the oil sector has earned him the loyalty of millions of social activists and public sector employees. He explains: ‘The only way to stop this genocide now is for a mass campaign to force multinationals to disinvest from the country.’ It is time to stop disinvesting in education, and start putting education at the top of our social and economic agenda. Employees from a number of state-owned banks in the Punjab city of Jalandar also held a massive demonstration on July 20 against any government moves to privatise, merge or disinvest from the companies. This may all sound very obvious but due to the closed system which constitutes the world capital markets, whatever funds are disinvested in one area have to be reinvested in another. Conversely, the Inland analysis reinforces other research that shows that disinvesting in the product is predictive of declining circulation and revenues. A conventional approach would compare hysterectomy and fertility services against the prioritisation principles to inform a decision about whether to disinvest in fertility services. Derivatives disinvestment noun dɪsɪnˈvɛstm(ə)ntˌdɪs(ə)nˈvɛstmənt mass noun The withdrawal or reduction of an investment. 撤回投资；撤资；减少投资 California is reversing decades of disinvestment in schools Example sentencesExamples count noun disinvestments closely mirror movements in the gold price itself The share of the primary sector is negligible, and from 1996, a small disinvestment in the sector can even be observed. Less commonly noted is that both communities are largely exempt from the threat of economic decline due to corporate disinvestment and capital flight. Another flood of businesses and white residents left the city, and attempts at revitalization failed to stem the tide of disinvestment and suburban flight. Definition of disinvest in US English: disinvest verbˌdɪsənˈvɛstˌdisənˈvest [no object] Withdraw or reduce an investment. 撤回投资；撤资；减少投资 the oil industry began to disinvest, and oil share prices have fallen 石油界开始减少投资，石油股票价格已经下跌。 with object they opposed the move to disinvest shares 他们反对撤回股份的提议。 Example sentencesExamples The main aim of the company will be to corner a large chunk of the stake the government is proposing to disinvest in the open market. This may all sound very obvious but due to the closed system which constitutes the world capital markets, whatever funds are disinvested in one area have to be reinvested in another. The message is that it will not disinvest blindly but selectively and that there will be a board to guide the Government on these matters. The Prime Minister's announcement of not disinvesting in the oil sector has earned him the loyalty of millions of social activists and public sector employees. I seek leave to table the same survey, which shows that the vast majority of businesses are more likely to be investing in growth for the future than disinvesting. The company, which produces everything from light bulbs to the nuclear power plants that illuminate them, appeared willing to disinvest from its military engines division in order to win approval from Europe. Said Rosenstiel: ‘If you disinvest, you'll actually erode your circulation, your penetration, and your revenues, and you will liquidate the business.’ The decision to disinvest in these stocks was taken as part of a regular review of university shareholdings. Once mining leases for these areas were wrested, steel ministry had plans of disinvesting in these units. A conventional approach would compare hysterectomy and fertility services against the prioritisation principles to inform a decision about whether to disinvest in fertility services. Employees from a number of state-owned banks in the Punjab city of Jalandar also held a massive demonstration on July 20 against any government moves to privatise, merge or disinvest from the companies. Funding is a special challenge now, because governments in many countries are disinvesting in higher education. It is time to stop disinvesting in education, and start putting education at the top of our social and economic agenda. He explains: ‘The only way to stop this genocide now is for a mass campaign to force multinationals to disinvest from the country.’ The deal will serve as a template for the government as it moves to disinvest itself of all its banking interests over the next four years. Conversely, the Inland analysis reinforces other research that shows that disinvesting in the product is predictive of declining circulation and revenues.
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