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第三人称单数:ousts
现在分词:ousting
过去式:ousted
过去分词:ousted
词根:oust
n.ouster 驱逐;剥夺;罢黜
verb
transitive verb
to remove from or dispossess of property or position by legal action, by force, or by the compulsion of necessity
The rebels ousted the dictator from power.
to take away (something, such as a right or authority) : bar, remove
The states do not like attempts by Congress to oust their jurisdiction.
to take the place of : supplant
must be careful that quantity does not oust quality—R. V. Williams
15世纪初, ousten,"驱逐,剥夺",源自盎格鲁-法语 oster, ouster(14世纪初),古法语 oster "移除,拿走,脱下; 驱逐,驱散; 解放,释放"(现代法语 ôter),源自拉丁语 obstare "站在前面,相对,对立,阻碍",在通俗拉丁语中,意为"阻碍",由 ob "反对"(见 ob-)+ stare "站立"组成,源自 PIE 词根 *sta- "站立,坚定或稳固"。相关词汇: Ousted; ousting。
打败
胜过
驱逐
淘汰
Middle English, from Anglo-French oster, ouster to take off, remove, oust, from Late Latin obstare to ward off, from Latin, to stand in the way, from ob- in the way + stare to stand — more at ob-, stand
The first known use of oust was in the 15th century
outbidverb
to make a higher bid than
ousternoun
the act or an instance of ousting or being ousted
oustverb
to force or drive out (as from office or from possession of something)
oustverb
to force or drive out (as from office or from possession of something)
1 Reports surfaced earlier Thursday that Malik was set to be ousted from the Sony label shared with his former band and to another label in the Sony family.
2 It’s worth pointing out all three shows were greenlit under Fox’s previous programming chief Kevin Reilly, who was ousted from the network last summer and is now taking the reins at TNT.
3 DaimlerChrysler said to oust CEO.
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4 He ousted liberal museum directors, replacing them with conservatives.
5 In 1991, after 20 years in Munich, Divko returns to his native village in Bosnia and Herzegovina with the triumphal pomposity of an ousted dictator staging a comeback.
6 The rebels ousted the dictator from power.
7 If the airline randomly ousts you, don’t argue.
8 His own relationship with Mr. Weinstein, who has been fired from his own company and ousted from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, spanned deals and shoots, publicity tours and film festivals.
9 Hale asks for T.M.I.B.’s support in ousting Ford, revealing, as many fans have suspected, that the Man is not merely in Westworld for pleasure but has a stake in the business end as well.
10 Ultimately, the Murdochs ousted O’Reilly after the initial Times report appeared in April, triggering an advertiser exodus from his program, “The O’Reilly Factor.”
11 Mr. Fisher, a worldwide object of derision as the ousted party, bounced back by marrying the singer Connie Stevens, the third of his five wives.
12 In Haiti, the rioting became so violent and public confidence in the government’s ability to address the problem dropped so precipitously that the Haitian Senate voted to oust the country’s prime minister, Jacques-Édouard Alexis.
13 Fade out and flash forward: It’s been one year since Pamela was ousted, and we get a cursory look at what the people of the Commonwealth have been up to in the interim.
14 The official opening was delayed several times, and Julie Taymor, the show's director and lead visionary, was ousted in March, though her name remains on the credits.
15 The Maldives’ ousted president on climate change and tyranny It would be too optimistic to claim that the 2009 Copenhagen Summit represented a breakthrough or turning point in the battle against climate change.
16 Then the government that replaced him was ousted.
17 Spain ousted the United States for the number two position, attracting 82 million visitors, or 7 million additional people.
18 A unified ideological level is mainly attributed to " oust others doctrines , the overwhelming Confucianism. "
大一统归于思想层面主要是 “ 罢黜百家,独尊儒术 ”.
19 Efforts to reconcile the orchestra with its ousted members met with resistance on both sides.
20 Soon after, the story shifts a third time to a Sikh family tragically caught between a group of armed Sikh militants and the military that’s trying to oust the rebels.
2 罢免
3 取代
substitution displacement replace substitute displace supersede supplant substitutive prosthesis subrogation supervene permute subrogate reposit supersession supersedure
4 罢黜
6 赶走
unroot shake repel spurn see the back of send flying expulsion drive chase banish evict repulse send packing show the door get rid of fling out chuck out turf out rout out see off turn out throw out
7 驱逐
expellant expulsive expulsion extrusion dispossession outlawry dislodgment drive chase expel eject dispel evict dislodge repulse roust send flying out run turf repel extern give the bum's rush banishment bolt hunt banish relegate bluff off repellent ouster deport out with drive out cast out expellent shake pursuit eviction ejectment spurn forejudge clear avoid cashier feeze bounce elimination ejection turn sweep dismiss rout see the back of
8 撤销
discharge cancellation repeal axe reversal rescission avoid pull recall reverse override revoke abrogate countermand disaffirm
10 革职
11 把…撤职
13 代替
substitutive instead vice substitution surrogate stead subrogation supersession novation cover substitute pinch-hit replace supersede supplant alternate replacement displacement surrogation do duty for in the room of instead of
16 逐出
elimination eviction expulsion ejection ejectment out turn hunt exclude flush expel evict extrude excommunicate dispossess roust outcast drum eject dislodge thrust out show to the door ejective extrusion ouster eliminate forejudge avoid rout chuck foreclose winkle expulsive detrude gate dismiss scrub cast forth give a shake hem out
17 剥夺
deprivation un- take strip rob curtail dispossess abridge debar deplume forfeit abridgement dis- Rob deprive divest expropriate despoil cheat spoil shear denial deprive of rob of do out of privative divestiture ouster privation deprival forejudge dock denude geld amotion degradation devest dispatch shorten eject amove