monopolized

英 [məˈnɒpəlaɪzd]

美 [məˈnɑːpəlaɪzd]

v.  独占; 垄断; 包办; 占去(某人的大部分注意力或时间); 霸占; 使无法摆脱
monopolize的过去分词和过去式

COCA.46112

柯林斯词典

in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用 monopolise


• VERB 独占;垄断
  If you say that someonemonopolizessomething, you mean that they have a very large share of it and prevent other people from having a share.
  1. They are controlling so much cocoa that they are virtually monopolizing the market...
     他们控制了大量的可可粉，因此他们几乎垄断了整个市场。
  2. Johnson, as usual, monopolized the conversation.
     跟平常一样，约翰逊说个没完，别人插不上话。
• VERB 占去…很多时间和注意力;独占
  If something or someonemonopolizesyou, they demand a lot of your time and attention, so that there is very little time left for anything or anyone else.
  1. He would monopolize her totally, to the exclusion of her brothers and sisters.
     他会完全占据她的时间，一点儿都不留给她的兄弟姐妹们。

双语例句

• Since some key technologies were monopolized by Japan and United States, high-quality membrane used in the domestic lithium battery manufacturers almost depend on imports.
  由于一些关键技术被日本和美国垄断，目前国内锂电池生产厂商使用的高品质隔膜大多依赖进口。
• The monstrous monarch monopolized monarchy.
  凶暴的君主垄断了君主国。
• That's because the major brands have long ago monopolized shelf space in grocery stores and other major retail outlets.
  它的重大意义是，这个产业从过去到现在都是可数几家的品牌产品垄断充斥了超市的货架和零售网络。
• Humans have monopolized nearly all of the world's natural resources.
  人类几乎已经垄断了地球的一切资源。
• A great number of people who managed internal and external trade were Hui people who even monopolized some of trade.
  国内和海外贸易中穿梭其间的有大量回回人，有些经营项目甚至为他们所垄断。
• She monopolized the visitors and we didn't have time to meet them.
  她独自接待了所有客人，使我们没有机会与他们相识。
• One child monopolized the teacher's attention.
  一个小孩占了教师的全部时间和精力。
• The company monopolized the fast food industry in this area.
  这家公司垄断了这一地区的快餐业。
• Johnson, as usual, monopolized the conversation.
  跟平常一样，约翰逊说个没完，别人插不上话。
• Competition situation of daily chemical monopolized store in Fujian market
  福建市场日化专营店的竞争格局分析