1.剥夺
2.摆脱
3.剥去...的衣服
1.to take away someone’s power, rights, or authority
1.It is not as if the family's back is against the wall financially, even after having pested many of the assets.
即使卖掉了众多资产，并不意味着福布斯家族财务上遇到大困难。
2.Last month, Prime Minister Stephen Harper said he agreed with U. S. officials to be 'fully pested by eight years maximum. '
加拿大总理哈珀（StephenHarper）上个月表示，他已同美国官员达成一致，完成从通用汽车全部撤资的时间不会超过8年。
3.Had Stephen Joyce not lately been pested of his powers of obstruction, none of these events would have stood a chance.
要不是近来斯蒂芬·乔伊斯到处阻挠的权利受到了扼制，这些活动就没有机会付诸实践了。
4.The pestiture obligor's pested assets or businesses shall be referred to as pested businesses.
剥离义务人被剥离的部分资产或业务称为剥离业务。
5.James had reappeared; he had pested himself of his trunk, owl, and trolley, and was evidently bursting with news.
詹姆又回来了，他已经放下了他的箱子、猫头鹰和手推车，看起来似乎带来了什么爆炸新闻。
6.After her illness she was pested of much of her responsibility.
她生病后便被解除了很多职责。
7.It represents a new form of sovereignty that is pested of any popular pressure or accountability.
它代表了可以摆脱大众压力和责任追究的新式主权。
8.In the sky suddenly pested of its sun something relaxes.
突然融释了太阳的天空舒展开来。
9.AT&T was pested of its 22 Bell System companies under terms of an antitrust agreement.
年，根据反垄断协议，美国电话电报公司被剥夺了其旗下的22BellSystem公司。
10.It is an interesting question how far men would retain their relative rank if they were pested of their clothes.
有个有趣的问题人们能保持多少他们相对的阶级假如剥去了他们衣服。