영어

dissolution

gb/dˌɪsəlˈuʃən/ us/dˌɪsəlˈuʃən/
B2 영어
~ 8500
의미
의미 0개
명사 formal C1 event
1

formal ending of an organization

The official end of a group or body, such as a company, parliament, or club, so that it stops existing or working.

사용 패턴: the dissolution of [organization/body]
자주 하는 실수:
Learners sometimes confuse "dissolution" with "solution". "Solution" is an answer to a problem, while "dissolution" here means the official end of an organization or body.
유의어
disbandment (Focuses more on members being released from service, often for groups like armies or clubs.) | termination (A broader legal and business term for ending something, not only organizations.)
반의어
formation (Refers to creating or starting an organization, the opposite of ending it.) | establishment (Stresses the act of setting up an institution, contrasting with bringing it to an end.)
연어
dissolution of parliament |dissolution of the company |dissolution of the assembly |call for dissolution |order the dissolution |vote for dissolution
주제
law |politics |business
예문
  • The sudden dissolution of the board left the company without clear leadership.
  • The president announced the dissolution of parliament and called for new elections.
  • After years of financial trouble, the partners agreed to the formal dissolution of the firm.
  • The constitution sets strict conditions for the dissolution of the national assembly.
  • Shareholders must vote on the proposed dissolution of the charity.
학습자용 예문
  • The dissolution of the company was announced in the news.
  • New elections were held after the dissolution of parliament.
  • The partners met to discuss the dissolution of their business.
  • The law controls the dissolution of political parties.
  • They protested against the dissolution of the local council.
명사 formal C1 event
2

legal end of a marriage

The legal end of a marriage so that the husband and wife are no longer married.

사용 패턴: dissolution of [a/the] marriage
자주 하는 실수:
Learners may use "dissolution" in everyday speech where "divorce" is more natural. "Dissolution" is typically used in legal or official documents, while most speakers say "get a divorce" in conversation.
유의어
divorce (The common everyday word; "dissolution" is more formal and legalistic.)
반의어
marriage (Refers to entering or being in a married state, the opposite of ending it legally.)
연어
dissolution of marriage |marriage dissolution |petition for dissolution |grant a dissolution |seek dissolution |decree of dissolution
주제
law |family |relationships
예문
  • They filed for the dissolution of their marriage after ten years together.
  • The court granted a dissolution on the grounds of irreconcilable differences.
  • He consulted a lawyer to begin proceedings for the dissolution of the civil partnership.
  • Financial agreements must be settled before the dissolution is finalized.
  • The judge refused the dissolution until custody issues were resolved.
학습자용 예문
  • They asked the court for a dissolution of their marriage.
  • The dissolution was final after six months.
  • She spoke to a lawyer about the dissolution of her marriage.
  • Money and property were a problem during the dissolution.
  • The couple agreed to a friendly dissolution.
명사 technical B2 event
3

solid mixing completely into liquid

The process when a solid or gas mixes into a liquid so well that you cannot see it anymore.

사용 패턴: the dissolution of [substance] in [liquid]
자주 하는 실수:
Learners sometimes confuse "dissolution" with "solution". "Dissolution" is the process of something dissolving; "solution" is the final liquid mixture.
유의어
dissolving (More general and less technical; used both in everyday and scientific contexts.)
반의어
precipitation (In chemistry, refers to a dissolved substance coming out of solution, the opposite direction of dissolution.)
연어
dissolution rate |rapid dissolution |complete dissolution |dissolution in water |dissolution process |dissolution test
주제
science |chemistry
예문
  • The tablet is designed for rapid dissolution in water.
  • Temperature has a significant effect on the dissolution of salt in seawater.
  • They measured the dissolution rate of the drug in simulated stomach fluid.
  • Stirring speeds up the dissolution of sugar in hot tea.
  • In this experiment, we compare the dissolution behavior of different coatings.
학습자용 예문
  • Heat can make the dissolution of sugar faster.
  • The scientist watched the dissolution of the tablet in the glass.
  • Stirring helps the dissolution of salt in water.
  • The report shows the dissolution rate of the medicine.
  • We studied the dissolution of gas in liquid.
명사 formal C1 event
4

gradual breaking up or collapse

The slow breaking up or end of something, such as a system, order, or way of life.

사용 패턴: the dissolution of [system/structure/order]
자주 하는 실수:
Learners may choose "dissolution" when a simpler word like "end" or "breakup" is more natural in everyday speech. "Dissolution" here is usually used in formal writing or analysis.
유의어
disintegration (Emphasizes falling apart into separate parts; slightly more physical or dramatic in tone.)
반의어
consolidation (Stresses strengthening and unifying something rather than it breaking apart.)
연어
gradual dissolution |the dissolution of the empire |social dissolution |moral dissolution |political dissolution |the dissolution of traditional structures
주제
society |history |core_vocabulary
예문
  • Historians still debate the causes of the rapid dissolution of the empire.
  • Economic crisis contributed to the dissolution of social cohesion in the region.
  • The novel charts the dissolution of a once-powerful family over three generations.
  • Corruption and mistrust led to the gradual dissolution of public confidence in the government.
  • Many feared that the scandal would trigger the dissolution of the fragile coalition.
학습자용 예문
  • The war caused the dissolution of the old kingdom.
  • Unemployment can lead to the dissolution of social ties.
  • The movie shows the slow dissolution of their happy life.
  • People worried about the dissolution of public trust.
  • The book tells of the dissolution of a great family.
명사 literary C2 entity
5

immoral, self-indulgent lifestyle

A lifestyle with too much drink, sex, and pleasure, seen as bad or morally wrong.

사용 패턴: a life of dissolution
자주 하는 실수:
Learners may think "dissolution" always has a legal or physical meaning. In this sense, it describes a morally low, pleasure-seeking lifestyle, usually in literary or formal contexts.
유의어
debauchery (Very close in meaning; often sounds stronger and more emotional.) | dissipation (Highlights waste of money and energy on pleasure as well as moral decline.)
반의어
sobriety (Focuses on avoidance of alcohol and self-control, opposing a lifestyle of excess.) | temperance (Emphasizes moderation and restraint, the moral opposite of excess and corruption.)
연어
a life of dissolution |drunkenness and dissolution |sink into dissolution |given to dissolution |years of moral dissolution
주제
morality |behavior |daily_life |health
예문
  • His final years were marked by dissolution and regret.
  • The novel portrays the slow slide from youthful idealism into middle-aged dissolution.
  • Rumors of his dissolution damaged his reputation in the conservative town.
  • She rejected the world of gambling and dissolution she had grown up in.
  • The film glamorizes a life of dissolution but ends on a deeply tragic note.
학습자용 예문
  • He spent many years in a life of dissolution.
  • The story tells of his fall into dissolution.
  • His drinking and dissolution destroyed his health.
  • She left behind a world of drugs and dissolution.
  • The writer warns against a life of dissolution.
문법
기본형
dissolution
IPA
GB/dˌɪsəlˈuʃən/
US/dˌɪsəlˈuʃən/
음절 및 강세
dis - sol - u - tion (4음절)
Stress on 3rd syllable (u)
활용형
Noun
  • Base: dissolution
  • Plural: dissolution, dissolutions
관련 단어
Forms
dissolutions noun
Core family
dissolve verb B1 solution noun A2
Related words
soluble adjective solubility noun solvent noun B2
Negative and opposite forms
insoluble adjective
Advanced or less common
solute noun dissoluble adjective indissoluble adjective
표현

a life of dissolution

4
/ə lˈaɪf əv dˌɪsəlˈuʃən/
fixed phrase literary

self-indulgent, morally loose lifestyle

A way of living with too much drink, sex, and pleasure, seen as morally bad.

예문
  • He abandoned his studies for a life of dissolution in the city.
  • The book warns that a life of dissolution leads only to loneliness.

dissolution of marriage

1
/dˌɪsəlˈuʃən əv mˈɛɹɪd͡ʒ/
fixed phrase formal

formal term for legal divorce

A legal phrase that means the marriage is officially ended by a court.

예문
  • They filed a joint petition for dissolution of marriage.
  • The lawyer specializes in cases involving the dissolution of marriage.

dissolution of parliament

2
/dˌɪsəlˈuʃən əv pˈɑɹləmənt/
fixed phrase formal

formal ending of parliamentary term

The official ending of a parliament so that its members lose their seats and new elections are called.

예문
  • The prime minister announced the dissolution of parliament and set a date for elections.
  • Under the constitution, the dissolution of parliament must be approved by the head of state.

petition for dissolution

3
/pətˈɪʃən fɚ dˌɪsəlˈuʃən/
fixed phrase formal

formal request to end marriage

A legal document asking a court to officially end a marriage or similar relationship.

예문
  • She filed a petition for dissolution after months of separation.
  • The couple submitted a joint petition for dissolution to speed up the process.

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