resolve
verb
noun
rɪˈzɒlv
verb
1
to
find
a
satisfactory
way
of
dealing
with
a
problem
or
difficulty
解决〔问题、困难〕;
resolve
a
dispute/conflict/problem
etc
The
crisis
was
resolved
by
negotiations.
危机通过谈判得到解决。
Barnet
was
desperate
for
money
to
resolve
his
financial
problems.
巴尼特急需钱来解决他的经济问题。
2
to
make
a
definite
decision
to
do
something
[正式] 下决心，决意〔做某事〕
formal
resolve
to
do
sth
After
the
divorce
she
resolved
never
to
marry
again.
离婚以后，她下决心永不再嫁。
resolve
that
Mary
resolved
that
she
would
stop
smoking.
玛丽决定戒烟。
3
to
make
a
formal
decision,
especially
by
voting
〔尤指通过投票〕作出〔决议〕
resolve
to
do
sth
The
Senate
resolved
to
accept
the
President’s
proposals.
参议院通过决议，同意总统的提议。
4
to
separate
something
into
its
different
parts
[术语] 分解
technical
DNA
samples
were
extracted
and
resolved.
DNA 样本提取后进行了分解。
5
to
separate
into
parts,
or
to
separate
something
[术语] 把…分解为…
technical
This
mixture
will
resolve
into
two
separate
compounds.
这种混合物将分解成两种不同的化合物。
6
resolve (itself) into sth
to
gradually
change
into
something
else
[正式] 演变成某事物;
formal
The
argument
resolved
itself
into
an
uneasy
truce.
争论进入暂时的停战状态。
noun
7
strong
determination
to
succeed
in
doing
something
[正式] 决心，决意
Recent
events
strengthened
her
resolve
to
find
out
the
truth.
最近发生的事件坚定了她找出真相的决心。