dispo Идиома

at sb 's disposal

available to use freely可以自由支配（使用）
After twenty hours of classes each week， the students have a lot of free time at their disposal．每周上20节课之后，学生们有大量自由支配的时间。
Jack put his car at her disposal．杰克的车她可随便使用。
The money is at the disposal of the committee．这笔钱由委员会自由支配。

dispose of

1．sell卖掉
We have too much furniture； let's dispose of the old chairs．我们家具太多了，把这些旧椅子卖掉吧。
He disposed of his house for100，000 yuan．他以10万人民币的价格卖掉了房子。
2．get rid of；throw away 处理掉
Please dispose of the waste paper．请把这些废纸处理掉。
The doctor asked him to drink plenty of water to dispose of the sideeffects of the medicine．医生要他多喝水以去掉药物的副作用。
3．eat or drink until it is finished 吃光；喝光
The children disposed of all the food their mother had prepared for them．孩子们把母亲所准备的食物都吃光了。
He disposed of 10 dishes and 5bottles of beer in a very short time．他很快就吃完了10盘菜，喝完了5瓶啤酒。
4．handle；deal with；settle处理；解决
The committee disposed of all its business in an hour．委员会在一小时内就把所有事情处理完毕。
He disposed of all the difficulties and succeeded at last．他排除了所有的困难，最后终于成功了。

disposed to

having a tendency to；inclined to 易于；有…倾向
Some children are disposed to tell lies．有些孩子会说谎。
I am disposed to agree with her．我倾向于同意她的观点。

well-disposed toward

Idiom(s): be well-disposed toward sb or sth

Theme: FRIENDS

to feel positively toward someone or something; to feel favorable toward someone or something.
• I do not think I will get a raise since the boss is not well-disposed toward me.
• The senators are well-disposed toward giving themselves a raise.

put at one's disposal

Idiom(s): put sb or sth at one's disposal

Theme: AVAILABILITY

to make someone or something available to someone; to offer someone or something to someone.
• I'd be glad to help you if you need me. I put myself at your disposal.
• I put my car at my neighbor's disposal.

Man proposes, God disposes.

Our destiny depends on God's will.

Man proposes, God disposes

Your fate lies in the hands of God.

dispose of|dispose

v. 1. To throw away; give away, or sell; get rid of. John's father wants to dispose of their old house and buy a new one. The burglars had difficulty in disposing of the stolen jewelry. 2. To finish. with; settle; complete. The boys were hungry, and quickly disposed of their dinner. The committee soon disposed of all its business. 3. To destroy or defeat. The champion disposed of the other fighter by knocking him out in the second round. Our planes disposed of two enemy planes.

disposal

disposal
see put at someone's disposal.

dispose

dispose
dispose of
1) to deal with conclusively; settle
2) to give away or sell
3) to get rid of; throw away

put at someone's disposal

put at someone's disposal
Allow one to use, as in They put their car at our disposal for our entire stay. This idiom employs disposal in the sense of “the liberty or power to use something,” a usage dating from the early-1600s.