disowns

disowns的音标为[dɪ"saʊnz]，基本翻译为“弃权，放弃；否认有；抛弃”。速记技巧为：dis-表示否定，own-拥有，s-尾缀。

dis-：表示“分离，分开”

-owns：来自古英语，意为“拥有”

disowns：意为“否认拥有，抛弃”

相关单词：

1. ownership：所有权，意为“拥有某物的权利或状态”

2. dispose：处理，意为“处置，处理某物”

3. divest：脱去，意为“脱去财产或权利”

4. relinquish：放弃，意为“放弃权利或控制”

5. divestiture：脱去财产或权利的行为

6. dispossess：剥夺财产权，意为“剥夺某人的财产权”

7. alienate：使疏远，意为“使某人感到疏远或陌生”

8. disentitle：剥夺资格，意为“剥夺某人的权利或资格”

9. disenthrall：解除束缚，意为“解除某人的精神束缚”

10. disentangle：解开，意为“解开某物或某人的复杂关系”

这些单词都与disowns这个单词的含义密切相关，表示与拥有、权利和处置相关的行为和概念。这些单词在英语中广泛使用，并且在不同的语境中具有不同的含义和用法。

短语：

1. disown responsibility

2. disown the past

3. disown one"s mistakes

4. disown one"s identity

5. disown one"s family

6. disown one"s beliefs

7. disown one"s mistakes and move on

例句：

1. I disowned my former friend who had betrayed me.

2. She disowned her parents for their religious beliefs.

3. He disowned his brother for his criminal activities.

4. She disowned her old identity and started a new life.

5. He disowned his family after they refused to support him.

6. I disowned my past mistakes and moved on with my life.

7. She disowned her old friend because she had become a drug addict.

英文小作文：

Identity Disclosure

In life, we all have moments where we must face our past, our mistakes, and our identities. Sometimes, we may feel like we have no choice but to disown these parts of ourselves, but in reality, it is only through accepting our mistakes and failures that we can truly move forward and become stronger individuals.

When I was young, I had a friend who was always trying to be someone else, but deep down, she knew she was not that person. She struggled with her identity and eventually decided to disown it completely, leaving behind a shell of a person who no longer recognized herself. However, as time went on, she realized that she had lost so much by denying her true self. She realized that only by accepting her mistakes and moving forward could she truly become the person she was meant to be.

In this world, we all have moments where we must face our mistakes and failures, but it is only through embracing them that we can truly grow and become stronger individuals. Disowning our mistakes is easy, but it does not solve the problem; it only hides it from view, leaving us with a false sense of security and a false identity. Instead, we must learn to accept our mistakes and failures as part of our journey, and use them as stepping stones to becoming better versions of ourselves.