divine

1. 天赐的;神的;神圣的
You use divine to describe something that is provided by or relates to a god or goddess.

e.g. He suggested that the civil war had been a divine punishment.
他暗示说内战是上天的惩罚。
e.g. ...divine inspiration.
天赐的灵感

2. 专门研究神学的牧师
A divine is a priest who specializes in the study of God and religion.

3. 绝妙的;非凡的;极棒的
People use divine to express their pleasure or enjoyment of something.

e.g. 'Isn't it divine?' she said. 'I wish I had the right sort of brooch to lend you for it.'...
“它是不是美极了？”她说道，“真希望我有合适的胸针可以借给你来搭配它。”
e.g. Darling how lovely to see you, you look simply divine.
亲爱的，见到你太让人高兴了，你看上去简直美极了。

4. 猜测;揣度
If you divine something, you discover or learn it by guessing.

e.g. ...the child's ability to divine the needs of its parents and respond to them...
孩子猜测父母的需要并作出回应的能力
e.g. From this he divined that she did not like him much.
他依此猜到她不太喜欢他。

5. (用探测棒)探测（地下水或矿藏）
If you divine, you try to find underground supplies of water or minerals, using a special rod or pair of rods.

divine的近义词

e.g. The only reason I was divining for water was because of the drought.
我之所以探寻水源是因为发生了旱灾。
e.g. ...a divining rod.
探测杆

1. 神的：然而路德的理解只有人的外在因素(extra nos )、属神的(Divine)、被赐予(imputed)的义和恩典. 奥古斯丁的本性上的变化成为上帝之人格的参与者(partner)或参与(part)的概念,路德是没有的. 若说奥古斯丁将重点放在借义认化(称义)的恩典,

2. 神圣的：在古代英语中,为divell;而在古代罗马,则是"众神"(divus)之意.也就是说,在古代的传说和传奇中,神和恶魔常被混为一谈.而"神圣的"(divine)和"恶魔般的"(devilish)两个单词在希伯来文中被诠释为"有益"和"有害",