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monopolise

/məˈnɒp.əl.aɪz/

翻译: 动词,指独占或取得对某事物的排他性控制或所有权,不让他人分享。

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verb

/məˈnɒp.əl.aɪz/C1formalbritishbusiness
  • zh动词,指独占或取得对某事物的排他性控制或所有权,不让他人分享。

A verb meaning to have or take exclusive control or possession of something, preventing others from sharing it.

  1. Control exclusivelyB2formalbritish

    To have complete and exclusive control over something, preventing others from sharing or participating.

    zh垄断

    • The company tried to monopolise the entire market for smartphones.
    • He monopolised the conversation, not letting anyone else speak.
    • One player monopolised the ball during the entire match.

    同义词controlcornerdominateengrosshogmonopolizetake over

    反义词distributedivideshare

  2. Dominate a marketB2formalbritish

    To have or exploit a monopoly over a particular product, service, or industry.

    zh垄断

    • The corporation was accused of trying to monopolise the energy sector.
    • Small businesses struggle when large chains monopolise local trade.
    • The government passed laws to prevent any single entity from monopolising the internet.

    同义词controlcornerdominateengrossrule

    反义词share

词形
  • monopolised past participle
  • monopolised past simple
  • monopolising present participle
  • monopolises third person singular