conquering

• 名词，指通过努力克服、战胜或控制某人、某地或某事物的行为或过程，如征服领土、克服障碍或挑战。

A noun referring to the act or process of overcoming, defeating, or gaining control over something, such as a territory, obstacle, or challenge.

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1. The act of conqueringB2formal

   The process or action of overcoming and taking control of something, such as a territory, obstacle, or challenge.

   征服

   • The conquering of the mountain required months of preparation.
   • History books often describe the conquering of new lands.
   • The conquering of his fears was a major personal victory.

   同义词conquestdefeatmasteryoverthrowsubjugation

   反义词capitulationfailureretreatsubmissionsurrender

• 动词，指通过努力或武力战胜、征服或取得对某人某物的控制，也指克服困难或障碍。

A verb used to indicate the act of overcoming, defeating, or gaining control over something or someone, often through effort or force.

1. Defeat militarilyB2formal

   To take control of a country, city, or people by force, especially in war.

   征服

   • The army conquered the enemy's capital after a long siege.
   • Alexander the Great conquered vast territories in Asia.
   • The Romans conquered much of Europe and the Mediterranean.

   同义词beatcrushdefeatovercomeoverpowerquellsubduesubjugatevanquish

2. Overcome a challengeB2formal

   To successfully deal with or control a difficult problem, feeling, or situation.

   克服

   • She conquered her fear of public speaking.
   • He conquered his addiction with the help of therapy.
   • They conquered the technical difficulties and launched the product.

   同义词beatdefeatmasterovercomesubduesurmountvanquish

   反义词failsuccumbsurrenderyield

3. Achieve masteryB2formal

   To become very skilled at something or to master a subject or activity.

   掌握

   • She conquered the difficult piano piece after months of practice.
   • He conquered the mountain peak after a grueling climb.
   • They conquered the complex software system through dedicated study.

   同义词cracklearnmasterovercomesurmount

   反义词failstruggle