polarize (one group of people) into (two groups of people)

To cause a group of people to divide into two opposing or contrasting groups. The issue has polarized the country into two bitterly divided camps—those in favor of the legislation, and those against it. The controversial CEO tends to polarize employees into a group that loves him and a group that hates him.

polarize something into something

to divide a group into two segments. Your actions have just polarized the students into two opposing groups! We polarized the entire population into two factions.

词组	polarize (one group of people) into (two groups of people)
释义	polarize (one group of people) into (two groups of people) polarize (one group of people) into (two groups of people) To cause a group of people to divide into two opposing or contrasting groups. The issue has polarized the country into two bitterly divided camps—those in favor of the legislation, and those against it. The controversial CEO tends to polarize employees into a group that loves him and a group that hates him. See also: group, of, polarize Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. polarize something into something to divide a group into two segments. Your actions have just polarized the students into two opposing groups! We polarized the entire population into two factions. See also: polarize McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: battle of the giants at opposite poles at each other's throats chalk and cheese be at each other's throats cling together between two fires Box and Cox come together (one, two, three) strikes against (someone or something)
随便看	go at (something) go away Go away! go away empty-handed go away with go away with (someone) go AWOL gob go back go back a long way go back on go back on (one's) pledge go back on (one's) promise go back on (one's) word go back on (something) go back on word go back on your word go back to go back to basics go back to square one go back to the drawing board go back to the salt mines go bad go badly with go badly with (someone or something)