Lingo

Power and Ruling

44 Words

22m

monarch
1.
mo
narch
名词

君主, 帝王

The monarch’s coronation was a grand ceremony attended by dignitaries from around the world.

君主的加冕典礼是一场盛大的仪式,世界各地的政要都出席了。

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dictator
2.
dic
ta
tor
名词

独裁者, 暴君

The dictator imposed strict censorship laws to suppress any opposition to his regime.

独裁者实施了严格的审查法律,以压制对其政权的任何反对。

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regime
3.
re
gime
名词

政权, 专制政府

The previous regime was known for its human rights violations.

政权以其侵犯人权而闻名。

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despotism
4.
des
po
ti
sm
名词

专制主义, 暴政

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mutiny
5.
mu
ti
ny
名词

兵变, 叛乱

After months at sea with no sight of land, there were signs of a mutiny among the sailors.

在海上数月未见陆地后,水手们中出现了叛变的迹象。

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revolt
6.
re
volt
动词

使反感, 使厌恶

His sexist remarks revolted the entire audience.

他的性别歧视言论激怒了所有观众。

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uprising
7.
up
ri
sing
名词

起义, 暴动

The peasant uprising was brutally crushed by the king's army.

农民起义被国王的军队残酷镇压了。

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rebellion
8.
re
bel
lion
名词

叛乱, 造反

The rebellion was sparked by harsh government policies.

叛乱是由严厉的政府政策引发的。

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sedition
9.
se
di
tion
名词

煽动叛乱, 叛乱

The revolutionary pamphlet was charged with sedition, as it called for citizens to overthrow the government.

这本革命小册子被指控为煽动叛乱,因为它呼吁公民推翻政府。

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allegiance
10.
a
lle
giance
名词

忠诚, 效忠

His allegiance to the football team was unwavering, attending every match regardless of the weather.

他对足球队的忠诚是坚定不移的,无论天气如何都参加每一场比赛。

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suffrage
11.
suff
rage
名词

选举权, 投票权

Some countries still restrict suffrage based on gender, age, or socio-economic status.

一些国家仍然根据性别、年龄或社会经济地位限制选举权

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independence
12.
in
de
pen
dence
形容词

独立的, 自由的

The independence sky stretched endlessly above, a serene blue canvas of freedom.

独立的天空在头顶无限延伸,一片宁静的蓝色自由画布。

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ally
13.
a
lly
名词

盟友, 伙伴

During the war, each nation relied heavily on its allies for resources and support.

在战争期间,每个国家都严重依赖其盟友提供资源和支持。

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liberation
14.
li
be
ra
tion
名词

解放, 释放

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guerrilla
15.
gue
rri
lla
名词

游击队员, 游击队

The guerrilla fighters used their knowledge of the terrain to launch surprise attacks on enemy outposts.

游击战士利用他们对地形的了解,对敌人的前哨发动了突然袭击。

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liberty
16.
li
ber
ty
名词

自由, 独立

The revolution was driven by the people's desire for liberty and justice.

革命是由人民对自由和正义的渴望驱动的。

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reform
17.
re
form
动词

改革, 改进

Social activists work to reform policies to address inequality and injustice.

社会活动家致力于改革政策以解决不平等和不公正问题。

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lobby
18.
lo
bby
名词

大厅

Guests gathered in the hotel lobby, waiting for the shuttle to the airport.

客人们聚集在酒店的大堂,等待前往机场的班车。

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coalition
19.
coa
li
tion
名词

联盟, 同盟

The coalition government was formed by two major political parties to ensure stability and consensus on key policy issues.

为了确保关键政策问题的稳定和共识,两大政党组成了联合政府。

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servitude
20.
ser
vi
tude
名词

奴役, 束缚

Many immigrants in the early 20th century faced servitude in sweatshops, enduring grueling hours for minimal pay.

20世纪初,许多移民在血汗工厂中面临奴役,忍受着长时间的艰苦工作,却只得到微薄的报酬。

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successor
21.
suc
ce
ssor
名词

继任者, 继承人

The CEO announced her retirement and named her longtime deputy as her successor.

首席执行官宣布退休,并任命她的长期副手为继任者

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accession
22.
ac
ce
ssion
名词

登基, 继位

His accession to the throne was marked by elaborate ceremonies and celebrations.

他的登基以精心设计的仪式和庆祝活动为标志。

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dynasty
23.
dy
nas
ty
名词

朝代

The Ming Dynasty ruled China from 1368 to 1644.

从1368年到1644年统治中国。

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24.
ma
jo
ri
ta
rian
形容词

多数主义的, 基于多数的

The majoritarian voting system favored by some countries often results in winner-takes-all outcomes.

一些国家偏好的多数决投票制度往往导致赢家通吃的结果。

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tyrannical
25.
ty
ra
nni
cal
形容词

暴虐的, 专制的

Under the tyrannical ruler's iron grip, innocent individuals were subjected to arbitrary arrests, torture, and prolonged detention.

暴虐统治者的铁腕控制下,无辜的个人遭受了任意逮捕、酷刑和长期拘留。

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seditious
26.
se
di
tious
形容词

煽动性的, 叛乱的

The author's seditious writings were banned by the government for advocating for the overthrow of the monarchy.

作者的煽动性著作因主张推翻君主制而被政府禁止。

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downtrodden
27.
downt
ro
dden
形容词

受压迫的, 被践踏的

The downtrodden workers protested against unjust working conditions.

受压迫的工人们抗议不公正的工作条件。

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mandatory
28.
man
da
to
ry
形容词

强制的, 必须的

Wearing a face mask in public places is mandatory to prevent the spread of the virus.

在公共场所戴口罩是强制性的,以防止病毒的传播。

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imperial
29.
im
pe
rial
形容词

帝国的, 皇帝的

The imperial dynasty ruled over vast territories and diverse peoples.

帝国王朝统治着广阔的领土和多样化的民族。

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naval
30.
na
val
形容词

海军的, 与海洋有关的

The naval academy trains officers for service in the navy.

海军学院为海军服役训练军官。

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relinquish
31.
re
linq
uish
动词

He relinquished the rope, allowing the boat to drift.

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commandeer
32.
co
mman
deer
动词

征用, 没收

During the emergency, the military commandeer civilian vehicles to transport supplies to the affected areas.

在紧急情况下,军方征用民用车辆向受灾地区运送物资。

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abdicate
33.
ab
di
cate
动词

退位, 放弃王位

The king chose to abdicate the throne in favor of his successor.

国王选择退位,将王位让给他的继任者。

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enforce
34.
en
force
动词

实施, 强制执行

The company implemented new policies to enforce ethical behavior in the workplace.

公司实施了新政策以强制执行职场中的道德行为。

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command
35.
co
mmand
名词

命令, 指令

The general issued a command for the troops to advance towards the enemy positions.

将军发出命令,要求部队向敌方阵地推进。

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boycott
36.
boy
cott
动词

抵制, 参与抵制

Many customers boycotted the store after its poor customer service.

许多顾客在商店服务不佳后抵制了这家商店。

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dominate
37.
do
mi
nate
动词

支配, 控制

In the competitive business world, companies strive to dominate their market.

在竞争激烈的商业世界中,公司努力主导他们的市场。

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usurp
38.
u
surp
动词

篡夺, 非法夺取

In many tales, evil stepmothers attempt to usurp the rightful place of the princess.

在许多故事中,邪恶的继母试图篡夺公主的合法地位。

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entitle
39.
en
ti
tle
动词

给予权利, 授权

The successful completion of the training program will entitle employees to receive a certification.

成功完成培训计划将使员工有权获得认证。

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colonize
40.
co
lo
nize
动词

殖民, 建立殖民地

European powers sought to colonize distant lands during the Age of Exploration.

欧洲列强在探索时代试图殖民遥远的土地。

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ratify
41.
ra
ti
fy
动词

批准, 正式认可

The members of the parliament convened to ratify the newly proposed constitution for the country.

议会成员召开会议批准国家新提议的宪法。

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sanction
42.
sanc
tion
动词

批准, 正式认可

The city council decided to sanction the music festival, granting official permission for its organization in the park.

市议会决定批准音乐节,正式允许其在公园内举办。

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overrule
43.
o
ver
rule
动词

推翻, 否决

The appellate court decided to overrule the lower court's decision and grant a new trial.

上诉法院决定推翻下级法院的判决并批准重新审判。

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annex
44.
a
nnex
名词

附属建筑物, 扩建部分

The school built an annex to accommodate the growing number of students.

学校建了一个附属建筑以容纳越来越多的学生。

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