Definition of discerp in English:

discerp

verb dɪˈsəːp

rare

with object To pull apart or tear to pieces; to divide into parts or pieces.

Origin

Late 15th century; earliest use found in Adam of Eynsham's Reuelation. From classical Latin discerpere to tear to pieces, to tear (a person or his or her character) to shreds, to cut or divide off from dis- + carpere to pick, pluck.

Definition of discerp in US English:

discerp

verbdɪˈsəːp

rare

with object To pull apart or tear to pieces; to divide into parts or pieces.

Origin

Late 15th century; earliest use found in Adam of Eynsham's Reuelation. From classical Latin discerpere to tear to pieces, to tear (a person or his or her character) to shreds, to cut or divide off from dis- + carpere to pick, pluck.

单词	discerp
释义	Definition of discerp in English: discerp verb dɪˈsəːp rare with object To pull apart or tear to pieces; to divide into parts or pieces. Origin Late 15th century; earliest use found in Adam of Eynsham's Reuelation. From classical Latin discerpere to tear to pieces, to tear (a person or his or her character) to shreds, to cut or divide off from dis- + carpere to pick, pluck. Definition of discerp in US English: discerp verbdɪˈsəːp rare with object To pull apart or tear to pieces; to divide into parts or pieces. Origin Late 15th century; earliest use found in Adam of Eynsham's Reuelation. From classical Latin discerpere to tear to pieces, to tear (a person or his or her character) to shreds, to cut or divide off from dis- + carpere to pick, pluck.
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