despots

英 [ˈdɛspɒts]

美 [ˈdɛspəts]

n.  专制统治者; 专制君主; 暴君
despot的复数

柯林斯词典

• 专制君主;暴君;压迫者
  Adespotis a ruler or other person who has a lot of power and who uses it unfairly or cruelly.

双语例句

• These used to be the standard tactics for the region's despots.
  压迫、折磨和杀戮曾是该地区专制者的标准策略。
• Tycoons: self-made adventurers who enliven the business landscape; as opposed to despots who have stolen their fortunes from the poor.
  大亨：让商业领域活跃起来的白手起家的冒险家；而非窃取穷人财富的恶霸。
• A few years ago a US Secretary of state spoke in Cairo of the manifest failure of a decades-old policy of propping up despots in the Middle East.
  几年前，一位美国国务卿在开罗提到，美国实施了数十年的支持专制统治者的中东政策显然已经失败。
• The first time of "overthrow the local despots and distribute land" was about seizing wealth and power in the name of the people.
  一次“打土豪、分田地”以人民的名义抢夺财富、获取政权。
• This change resulted in the rise of the despotic forces in the mid-and late Western Han dynasty, whose coalition with the state power made Xiang San Lao and Li Fu Lao grow into despots in the mid-and late stage.
  这种变化导致西汉中后期豪强势力崛起，他们与国家权力融合，使乡三老与里父老在西汉中后期逐渐豪强化了。
• Should the local tyrants and evil gentry, despots and counter-revolutionaries who have committed heinous crimes be put to death?
  那些罪大恶极的土豪劣绅、恶霸、反革命，你说杀不杀呀？
• Paris without a king has as result the world without despots.
  巴黎如果没有君王，其结果就是世上将没有暴君。
• At the end of the Qing Dynasty, a country decline people trapped, foreign despots wanton invasion.
  清末民初，国衰民困、外国豪强肆侵。
• It was, as a matter of fact, a paradise for the foreign adventurers and a sanctuary for warlords, bandits, hooligans and local despots.
  租界时期鼓浪屿社会是西方各国冒险家的乐园，也是军阀、土匪、流氓、恶霸的庇护所。
• Aren't all despots a threat to freedom loving people all over the world.
  难不成威胁自由的暴君也爱全世界的人民吗？