share

share
[ʃɛə(r)] 1. n; c
1) (part) 一份 [yīfèn]
2) (COMM, ECON) (in company) 股票 [gǔpiào]

The firm's shares jumped to 114p. — 公司的股票涨到114便士。

2. vt
1) (have in common) [+ room, bed, taxi] 合用 [héyòng]; [+ feature, quality] 共有 [gòngyǒu]

two tribes who share a common language — 说同一种语言的两个部落

2) (be jointly responsible for) [+ job, cooking, task] 分担 [fēndān]
3) (divide)

* to share sth among/between — 把某物分给... [bǎ mǒuwù fēngěi...]

Share the sweets between the children. — 把糖分给孩子们吃。

* to do one's share — 尽自己的责任

It helps when a father does his share at home. — 父亲在家中尽自己的责任会有很大帮助。

* to get one's share — 得到自己应得的一份

* to share sth with sb — [+ room, bed, taxi] 和某人合用某物

the huge house that he shared with his sisters — 他和姊妹们合住的大房子; [+ feature, quality] 和某人共有某特性; [+ cost] 和某人分摊某开销; [+ job, cooking, task] 和某人分担某事; (allow to use) 和某人分享某物

* to share in — [+ success, profits, benefits] 分享; [+ responsibility, work] 分担

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