oppress
verb
uk/əˈpres/us/əˈpres/oppressverb(RULE)
[Toften passive]
togovernpeoplein anunfairandcruelway andpreventthem from havingopportunitiesandfreedom:
压迫;压制;欺压Foryearsnow, thepeoplehave been oppressed by aruthlessdictator.多年来,人们一直处于残暴的独裁者的压迫之下。
Ruling & governing
- administration
- affairs of state
- ascend
- ascend the throneidiom
- bipartisanship
- government-owned
- government-sponsored
- governmental
- governorate
- hard Brexitidiom
- oppressive
- oppressively
- oppressiveness
- overgovern
- power-sharing
- repression
- subjugation
- super-government
- the politburo
- tinpot
oppressverb(MAKE UNCOMFORTABLE)
[T]
to make apersonfeeluncomfortableorworried, and sometimesill:
使烦恼;使焦虑;使不适Strangedreamsandnightmaresoppressed him.怪梦和噩梦使他感到焦虑不安。
Causing anxiety and worry
- alarming
- alarmingly
- bite
- catch up withsomeone
- come back/home to roostidiom
- disturb
- dread
- frighten
- frightensomeone/somethingaway/off
- get/go beyond a jokeidiom
- givesomeonethe jimjamsidiom
- givesomeonethe jittersidiom
- rattle
- roost
- stressful
- suspenseful
- swatting
- tense
- tenseness
- trigger