英語

divergence

gb/daɪvˈɚd͡ʒəns/ us/daɪvˈɚd͡ʒəns/
B2 英語
語義
0件の語義
名詞 formal C1 relation
1

a difference in opinions or interests

a clear difference in what people think or want

用法パターン: divergence between [groups/things] (over/on [issue])
よくある間違い:
Often confused with disagreement; divergence can be gradual and does not always imply conflict.
類義語
difference (More general and less formal.) | discrepancy (Emphasizes an unexpected or problematic mismatch.)
対義語
agreement (Same or compatible views or aims.) | convergence (Moving toward similarity over time.)
コロケーション
a divergence of opinion |a divergence of views |political divergence |policy divergence |cultural divergence |ideological divergence |a growing divergence |a sharp divergence |significant divergence |divergence between partners
テーマ
communication |politics |business |relationships
例文
  • There is a clear divergence between what the company promises and what customers experience.
  • The talks collapsed because of divergence on key issues.
  • Over time, a divergence in their priorities put strain on the partnership.
学習者向け例文
  • There is a divergence between their opinions.
  • We noticed a divergence in our goals.
名詞 formal C1 relation
2

deviation from a standard or plan

going away from what is normal or planned

用法パターン: divergence from [standard/plan/path]
よくある間違い:
Learners may use *divergency*; the correct noun is divergence.
類義語
departure (Often implies leaving an established practice or rule.) | deviation (More common in everyday use; can suggest an error.)
対義語
adherence (Sticking closely to rules or a plan.) | compliance (Following requirements or standards.)
コロケーション
divergence from the plan |divergence from guidelines |divergence from protocol |a marked divergence |a slight divergence |unacceptable divergence |divergence in results |divergence in performance |divergence in outcomes |divergence from the norm
テーマ
daily_life |business |education
例文
  • Any divergence from the safety procedure must be reported immediately.
  • The auditor flagged a divergence from company policy.
  • Small divergences in measurement can lead to big problems later.
学習者向け例文
  • This is a divergence from the rules.
  • We saw a divergence from the plan.
名詞 B2 process
3

lines or paths moving apart

when two paths go in different directions

用法パターン: divergence of [lines/paths/routes]
よくある間違い:
Do not confuse with convergence (coming together).
類義語
separation (Broader; does not specifically imply different directions.) | branching (Emphasizes splitting into branches.)
対義語
convergence (Moving toward each other.)
コロケーション
divergence of routes |divergence of paths |divergence of roads |a point of divergence |the divergence of two lines |the divergence of a river |divergence angle |divergence of directions
テーマ
travel |science
例文
  • After the bridge, there’s a divergence where the road splits in two.
  • The diagram shows the divergence of the two lines as x increases.
  • At the divergence, take the left-hand path toward the lake.
学習者向け例文
  • The two roads meet and then show divergence.
  • Turn left at the divergence.
名詞 technical C1 quantity
4

spreading of a beam or flow

how much a beam spreads out

用法パターン: [beam/laser] divergence
よくある間違い:
Often used as a measurable property (e.g., milliradians), not just a general idea of ‘difference.’
類義語
spread (Less precise; not necessarily a measured optical property.)
対義語
collimation (Keeping rays parallel; minimizing spread.)
コロケーション
laser divergence |beam divergence |low divergence |high divergence |angular divergence |reduce divergence |measure divergence |divergence angle
テーマ
science |technology
例文
  • This pointer has low divergence, so the spot stays small at a distance.
  • Engineers measured the beam divergence to confirm the lens was aligned.
  • High divergence makes the laser less useful for long-range targeting.
学習者向け例文
  • The laser has low divergence.
  • Divergence tells us how much the beam spreads.
名詞 technical C2 quantity
5

difference between probability distributions

a number that shows how different two probability patterns are

用法パターン: divergence between [distributions/models]
よくある間違い:
In statistics/ML, ‘divergence’ often refers to a family of measures and may not be symmetric (A to B may differ from B to A).
類義語
distance (Often used informally; many divergences are not true mathematical distances.)
対義語
similarity (General opposite idea (not a specific technical measure).)
コロケーション
KL divergence |Kullback–Leibler divergence |Jensen–Shannon divergence |estimate divergence |minimize divergence |divergence measure |divergence between distributions |distributional divergence
テーマ
math |data_science |technology
例文
  • They used KL divergence to compare the model’s predictions with the observed data.
  • Lower divergence indicates the two distributions are more alike.
  • Regularization can be framed as penalizing divergence from a prior distribution.
名詞 technical C2 quantity
6

net outward flow at a point

a math value showing how much a field spreads out

用法パターン: the divergence of [a vector field]
よくある間違い:
Not the same as ‘divergence’ meaning disagreement; this is a specific mathematical operator (∇·F).
類義語
∇·F (Symbolic name for the same operator.)
対義語
curl (Different vector-calculus operator describing rotation, not outflow.)
コロケーション
compute the divergence |the divergence of a field |positive divergence |negative divergence |divergence operator |zero divergence |divergence-free field |take the divergence
テーマ
math |physics |engineering
例文
  • The divergence of the velocity field is zero for an incompressible fluid.
  • We computed the divergence to locate sources and sinks in the flow.
  • A positive divergence indicates net outward flux near that point.
名詞 technical C2 relation
7

price and indicator moving differently

when price and an indicator show different trends

用法パターン: divergence between [price] and [indicator]
よくある間違い:
Not all divergences predict a reversal; it is often treated as a warning sign rather than proof.
類義語
disconnect (More informal; less precise than the charting term.)
対義語
confirmation (When price and indicator support the same trend.)
コロケーション
bullish divergence |bearish divergence |RSI divergence |MACD divergence |spot divergence |a divergence signal |hidden divergence |momentum divergence |divergence between price and RSI
テーマ
finance |business
例文
  • Traders noted a bearish divergence as prices made new highs but RSI did not.
  • The chart shows divergence between the index and its momentum indicator.
  • They waited for additional confirmation instead of trading on divergence alone.
名詞 technical C1 process
8

species becoming more different over time

when groups of living things become more different

用法パターン: genetic/evolutionary divergence between [populations/species]
よくある間違い:
Distinguish from ‘diversity’: divergence is a process of becoming different, not the amount of variety at one time.
類義語
differentiation (More general; not always specifically evolutionary.)
対義語
convergence (Independent evolution toward similar traits.)
コロケーション
genetic divergence |evolutionary divergence |divergence time |divergence between species |rapid divergence |divergence due to isolation |measure divergence |phylogenetic divergence
テーマ
biology |science |education
例文
  • Geographic isolation can drive divergence between populations.
  • The study estimates divergence times using DNA sequences.
  • Divergence in beak shape helped the birds adapt to different food sources.
学習者向け例文
  • The two groups show divergence over time.
文法
辞書形
divergence
IPA
GB/daɪvˈɚd͡ʒəns/
US/daɪvˈɚd͡ʒəns/
音節・強勢
di - ver - gence (3音節)
Stress on 2nd syllable (ver)
活用形
Noun
  • Base: divergence
  • Plural: divergence, divergences
関連語
Forms
divergences noun
Core family
diverge verb B2 divergent adjective B2
Negative and opposite forms
convergence noun converge verb B2 convergent adjective
Advanced or less common
divergently adverb
表現

bearish divergence

1
/bˈɛɹɪʃ daɪvˈɚd͡ʒəns/
fixed phrase technical

potential downward reversal signal

a sign that a rise may be ending

例文
  • A bearish divergence appeared as the stock hit a new high but the MACD fell.
  • Traders reduced risk after spotting bearish divergence on the daily chart.
  • The rally continued for a while despite the bearish divergence.

bullish divergence

1
/bˈʊlɪʃ daɪvˈɚd͡ʒəns/
fixed phrase technical

potential upward reversal signal

a sign that a fall may be ending

例文
  • The analyst pointed to a bullish divergence on the RSI.
  • A bullish divergence formed as the price dipped again but momentum improved.
  • They entered the trade only after the bullish divergence was confirmed by a breakout.

divergence from the norm

1
/daɪvˈɚd͡ʒəns fɹˈʌm ðə nˈɔɹm/
fixed phrase formal

deviation from what is usual

something is different from what is normal

例文
  • The report treats the incident as a divergence from the norm rather than a systemic issue.
  • Teachers noticed a divergence from the norm in test scores this year.
  • The design is a deliberate divergence from the norm.

divergence of opinion

1
/daɪvˈɚd͡ʒəns əv əpˈɪnjən/
fixed phrase formal

difference in what people think

people do not share the same opinion

例文
  • A divergence of opinion emerged over how to handle the budget.
  • Despite some divergence of opinion, the team reached a compromise.
  • The committee acknowledged a divergence of opinion among experts.

divergence of views

1
/daɪvˈɚd͡ʒəns əv vjˈuz/
fixed phrase formal

difference in viewpoints

people see something differently

例文
  • There was a divergence of views on whether the change would help customers.
  • The summit ended with a statement noting a divergence of views.
  • They met again to narrow the divergence of views on strategy.

divergence theorem

1
/daɪvˈɚd͡ʒəns θˈɪɹəm/
fixed phrase technical

flux equals volume divergence integral

a math rule linking surface flow and divergence

例文
  • We used the divergence theorem to convert the surface integral into a volume integral.
  • The divergence theorem is especially useful for computing flux through closed surfaces.
  • In electromagnetism, the divergence theorem helps connect local and global forms of laws.

point of divergence

1
/pˈɔɪnt əv daɪvˈɚd͡ʒəns/
fixed phrase

moment when things start differing

the moment when things start to be different

例文
  • The merger talks hit a point of divergence when the valuation came up.
  • In the novel, the point of divergence is the election that never happened in real life.
  • The map marks the point of divergence where the trail splits.

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