cleave
cleave /kliːv/ verb (past tense cleaved, clove /kləʊv $ kloʊv/ or cleft /kleft/, past participle cleaved, cloven /ˈkləʊvən $ ˈkloʊ-/ or cleft)
Irregular Forms: (cleft)(clove)(cloven)
جدا کردن، شکستن، ورامدن، چسبیدن، پیوستن، تقسیم شدن، شکافتن سلول
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Synonyms & Related Words cleave[verb]Synonyms: stick, adhere, cling, cohere
[verb]Synonyms: cut, carve, dissect, dissever, sever, slice, split, sunder, tear, rend, rip, rive
Contrasted words: alienate, disaffect, disunite, estrange, separate, join, link, unite, attach, fasten
Related Words: associate,
combine,
conjoin,
join,
link,
unite,
divide,
divorce,
separate,
chop,
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English Dictionary cleave /kliːv/
verb (
past tense cleaved, clove /kləʊv $ kloʊv/
or cleft /kleft/,
past participle cleaved, cloven /ˈkləʊv
ən $ ˈkloʊ-/
or cleft)
[
Language: Old English;
Origin: cleofan. cleave to Old English clifian]
1. [I, T always + adv/prep] literary to cut something into separate parts using a heavy tool, or to be able to be cut in this way:
The wooden door had been cleft in two.2. [transitive] formal to divide something into two completely separate parts:
the racial problems that still cleave American society3. cleave the air/darkness etc literary to move quickly through the air etc:
His fist cleft the air.cleave to somebody/something phrasal verb1. formal to continue to think that a method, belief, person etc is true or valuable, even when this seems unlikely:
John still cleaves to his romantic ideals.2. literary to stick to someone or something, or seem to surround them
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