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con·quer
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第三人称单数:conquers
现在分词:conquering
过去式:conquered
过去分词:conquered
conquerable (adj.), conqueringly (adv.), conquerableness (n.)
词根:conquer
adj.conquerable 可征服的;可战胜的
n.conqueror 征服者;胜利者
Verb
1. to put down by force or authority;
"suppress a nascent uprising"
"stamp down on littering"
"conquer one's desires"
2. take possession of by force, as after an invasion;
"the invaders seized the land and property of the inhabitants"
"The army seized the town"
"The militia captured the castle"
3. overcome by conquest;
"conquer your fears"
"conquer a country"
divide and conquer分而治之;各个击破
这组词都有“征服,战胜”的意思,其区别是:
defeat普通用词,多指在战争、比赛、竞选或辩论中战胜对手,侧重胜利的暂时性。
beat口笔语均可用,可与defeat换用。
overcome多指战胜或克服非物质的东西,如困难和不良习惯等。语气较弱也可指在斗争或竞争中战胜或压倒对方。
conquer侧重战胜和控制。书面用词。
subdue正式用词,与conquer同义,但强调失败后的臣服状态;也可用作借喻,表克制、压抑感情、欲望等。
overthrow指彻底击败对手,使其丧失力量和地位。
以上来源于网络
约于1200年, cunquearen,“完成”(任务),源自古法语 conquerre “征服,打败,战胜”,来自通俗拉丁语 *conquaerere(拉丁语 conquirere)“通过努力寻找,获得,赢得”,由拉丁语 com- 的同化形式组成,这里可能是一个强调前缀(参见 com-),加上 quaerere “寻求,获得”(参见 query(v.))。
从约于14世纪初开始,“赢得(从中); 打败(对手),克服,征服; 取得胜利,赢得或保护(某物)”。从14世纪初开始,“通过武力获取(一个国家)”。相关: Conquered; conquering。
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Middle English, to acquire, conquer, from Anglo-French conquerre, from Vulgar Latin *conquaerere, alteration of Latin conquirere to search for, collect, from com- + quaerere to ask, search
The first known use of conquer was in the 14th century
conscientiousadjective
guided by or agreeing with one's conscience : scrupulous
using or done with careful attention
consciencenoun
knowledge of right and wrong and a feeling one should do what is right
consciencenoun
knowledge of right and wrong and a feeling one should do what is right
conquistadornoun
a leader in the Spanish conquest of America in the 16th century
conquistadornoun
a leader in the Spanish conquest of America in the 16th century
conquestnoun
the act or process of conquering
something conquered
conquerverb
to get or gain by force of arms
conquer a country
to defeat by force of arms
conquered all their enemies
overcome sense 1, subdue
conquer a habit
to be victorious
conquerverb
to get or gain by force of arms
conquer a country
to defeat by force of arms
conquered all their enemies
overcome sense 1, subdue
conquer a habit
to be victorious
1 Polio, which had kept my parents quarantined indoors during the summers of their childhood, had been conquered by the Salk vaccine.
2 England had already conquered Wales and Scotland, but before its assault on Ireland it had never attempted to replace such a large Indigenous population with settlers.
3 No difficulties can shake their resolve to conquer nature.
环境再艰苦也动摇不了他们征服自然的决心。
4 "I'll never forget how you came up those dark steps. Alone. At night. Scared. You conquered your fear. You worked hard. You almost quit once, and then you came back and worked harder."
5 Together they had defeated gravity and conquered the soft gumbo of Chicago soil, to change forever the character of urban life; now, together, they would build the fair and change history.
6 A course in conquering your fear.
克服恐惧之旅.
7 The soil was in the room, too: The elegant table was covered with dozens of little canvas sacks filled with seedlings, and Sarai wondered how plants figured into the Godslayer’s plans to conquer the citadel.
8 If she were persuaded to help, she could make Jason able to conquer the bulls and the dragon-teeth men.
9 The basic question to be answered is: why did Europeans reach and conquer the lands of Native Americans, instead of vice versa?
10 We must conquer these difficulties in learning English.
我们必须战胜英语学习过程中的困难。
11 —Cassius Dio In the spring of 34 BCE, Mark Antony again set out from Syria on a journey to conquer the east.
12 A mix of conquered nations bound together, each of them had the hollow, raging face she’d seen so many times before.
13 He was teased unmercifully by the conquering players.
14 The Muslims were quick to absorb the wisdom of the peoples that they conquered.
15 It was the ‘thou shalt’ that struck me, because it was a promise that Cain would conquer sin.”
16 But they had never been able to conquer their fear of the individual way in which I acted and lived, an individuality which life had seared into my blood and bones.
17 Then white rule used that animosity to divide and conquer.
18 Shouting English is Very abundance helpful conquering your shyness.
大喊英语对克服你的羞怯心里很有帮助.
19 “And the Olmec weren’t conquered by the Europeans. They died out.”
20 In Europe, Hitler was laying plans to conquer the continent.
1 击败
defeat conquest have beat overwhelm prevail subdue confound scalp nail overcome whip smite whack pip outplay pulverize vanquish wallop outmatch outbox outfight get the better of pip at the post overthrow clobber outpsych floor foil rout shellac worst trounce whop overbear unhorse stop attack cream trim lace lick knock sideways hammering best down dethrone beat off see off dispose of finish off crack kick some ass bring down kick ass thrashing triumph take cut ice tank smear overpower spank drub knock down to size clean up on clean on beating kayo trump knife thrash larrup outrival have the better of bowl down
2 解决
resolution settlement remove decide solve resolve settle cure overcome negotiate clinch surmount smooth out do crack put to bed get round sort out dispose of clear up straighten out reckon with iron out
3 控制
controlled governing monopolistic hold rule command regulation limitation grip handling clutch grasp seizure sway mastery restraint conquest takeover rein containment take lead control check contain master handle operate beat possess dominate regulate govern charm rig harness manipulate seize steer suppress curb restrain dampen modulate subdue manoeuvre damp down hold in check keep in check call the tune keep under take over get over hold back be in control call the shots be in control of take over from
4 赢得
take buy win claim bank gain score pull earn collect scoop notch up winning conquest lick get purchase capture cop conciliate ahead notch nobble
5 改正
corrective amendatory repair reform amendment correction betterment rectification emendate right correct amend reclaim rectify mend aright emend
6 征服
overmastering conquest subjection subject subdue subjugate vanquish reduce crush overwhelm quell overmaster keep under victory defeat triumph beat overcome bow overturn repress surmount crush out crumple up tread down smite hip and thigh master command overpower break enslave overthrow subjugation subdual captivate war finish kill convince devastate mastery tread annihilate get on top of make a conquest
7 克服
reform overcome surmount conquest master dispose circumvent vanquish overmaster break carry bridge negotiate suppress tread subdue repress subjugate attempt floor overthrow wear beat heal lick bring low rise above break through pull through smooth away get round get over get around hold off smooth out shake cut through victory cope reduce remedy tide retake overrule hurdle overpass win out negotiation triumph prevail take ride overbear spiflicate have the better of
8 战胜
victory conquest better master beat dish defeat overcome blank dispose lick outfight Rubicon get the best of overwhelm piss on victorious crack triumph prevail confound worst outplay vanquish rise above hold off
10 得胜
prevalent victorious victory winning triumph win beat overcome ace carry off the palm turn flank with flags flying win the day carry the day palmy score triumphant bear the bell get the nod make get the best of have the best of
11 抑制
disincentive check stay constraint curb restraint inhibition countercheck control bit contain command bottle pocket trap blanket discourage suppress inhibit withhold tame hamper restrain leash cork rein quench subdue strangle coerce repress fixate fetter chasten govern swallow choke dampen bridle mortify fight down keep in hold in put a damper on inhibitory suppressive arrest oppression suppression repression smother jamming subdual tutor refrain help press possess spike poison dam throttle crucify depress gulp halter subjugate vanquish forbear bate obtund throttlehold baffling repressive coercive back wrap brake lid damp containment continence kibosh arrestation keep hold stop rule sink spare cushion temper deter detain constrain repel opiate snub constrict muffle strangulate embar keep in check bring under set a bridle on cast a damper on bring under control keep under gear down get under
14 获胜
win score triumph carry bear the bell bear the palm winning victorious result victory prevail come out on top out tops carry the day