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subjugation

/ˌsʌb.dʒʊˈɡeɪ.ʃən/

翻译: 指通过武力或强权使某人或某物屈服、服从的行为,常含征服、压服或残酷镇压之意。

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词语关系

noun

/ˌsʌb.dʒʊˈɡeɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • zh指通过武力或强权使某人或某物屈服、服从的行为,常含征服、压服或残酷镇压之意。

A noun referring to the act of bringing someone or something under control, often through force or domination, involving conquest or cruel suppression.

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  1. Forced submission to controlC1formal

    The act of bringing someone or something under complete control, often against their will.

    zh征服

    • The subjugation of the local population was achieved through military force.
    • History is filled with stories of the subjugation of weaker nations.
    • They resisted subjugation and fought for their independence.

    同义词conquestcontroldominationenslavementmasteryoppressionsubjectionsubordinationsuppression

    反义词autonomyemancipationfreedomindependenceliberation

  2. Cruel dominationC1formal

    The act of dominating or controlling others through harsh or cruel means.

    zh残酷统治

    • The regime's subjugation of its citizens was brutal and inhumane.
    • Subjugation through cruelty often leads to rebellion.
    • The novel describes the subjugation of the working class by the industrialists.

    同义词dominationenslavementoppressionrepressionsubjectionsuppressiontyranny

  3. C1formal

    The act of conquering or bringing under control by force.

    zh征服

    • The subjugation of the territory took several years of war.
    • The empire's expansion relied on the subjugation of neighboring lands.
    • The subjugation of the rebels was a turning point in the conflict.

    同义词conquestdominationmasteryoverthrowsubjection

    反义词emancipationfreedomliberation

词形
  • subjugations plural form
  • subjugations' possessive plural form
  • subjugation's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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