usurper

基本解释

• n. 篡位者；篡奪者；僭取者

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英汉例句

雙語例句

• Talk about a usurper!
  這是一個篡位者！
• When he takes office he will be considered a "usurper" not deserving of my respect for anything of which he affixes his name.
  他上台後，我會認爲他是一個“篡奪者”，他所做的任何事都不會值得我去尊敬。
• It's not at all the point that a broad, ideological view of Richard II was any different from what Wilson said; that was perfectly true. Bolingbroke was considered a usurper.
  竝不是說,《理查二世》的主題思想,和威爾遜說的完全不同;,他說的也是真的，博林佈魯尅是被看做篡位者。

權威例句

• The party's hard core argues that they should treat him as an illegitimate usurper.
  ECONOMIST: Lexington
• In 1984, another military usurper, General Zia ul Haq, resorted to a referendum to install himself as president.
  ECONOMIST: Pakistan
• The man is a usurper, cheated into office and without any democratic legitimacy.
  ECONOMIST: Post-war post bag

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词组短语

短語

• Mafia Usurper 篡權者
• Space Usurper 太空篡位者
• usurper r 篡奪者
• usurper king 篡位君王
• Bastard and Usurper 私生子與篡位者

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英英字典

柯林斯英英字典

• A usurper is someone who takes another person's title or position when they have no right to.

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