overpower

/oh-ver-pou-er/US // ˌoʊ vərˈpaʊ ər //UK // (ˌəʊvəˈpaʊə) //

压倒,压倒性的,打倒,压倒一切

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v.有主动词 verb

1
- : to overcome, master, or subdue by superior force: to overpower a maniac.
- : to overcome or overwhelm in feeling; affect or impress excessively: overpowered with confusion and desire.
- : to gain mastery over the bodily powers or mental faculties of: a strong drink that quickly overpowered him.
- : to furnish or equip with excessive power: a giant motor that overpowered the pump.

verbbeat; get the upper hand

Forms: overpowered, overpowering

Synonyms

Shortly after, the rioters overpowered the officers and stormed into the building, chanting “treason” and “our house.”
It’s a nice, calming effect — though one that can sometimes be overpowered by the tail noise.
The Great Falls resident overpowered the course to fire a tournament-record of 16-under-par 194, eclipsing the previous mark by eight shots at the par-70 layout and finishing five strokes ahead of Chase Nevins, a teammate at Langley.
According to one conspirator, on a foggy night after the weapons had been loaded onto trucks, a group of men overpowered the shipment’s guards, who were gagged, bundled into a car and driven to a country house outside Moscow.
A middle school teacher in Sheboygan told me that kids were spending the whole day in the same classroom, and the smell of sanitizer was overpowering.
And hearing how loud he would scream and overpower the microphone.
But the statistic cannot overpower the emotional response to flying.
There are moments the grim metal can overpower the sleazy pop charm of early material.
Enough smarts to speak before the cameras, but not so much smarts that you overpower your husband.
Blake Gopnik takes a stroll and wonders whether the technology will overpower the art.
A present remedy of all is the speedy coming of a cloud, and a dew that meeteth it, by the heat that cometh, shall overpower it.
The moment he raised his war-cry, they would the soldiers, and then the castle would offer no resistance.

/oh-ver-pou-er/US // ˌoʊ vərˈpaʊ ər //UK // (ˌəʊvəˈpaʊə) //

压倒,压倒性的,打倒,压倒一切

v.有主动词 verb

1
- : to overcome, master, or subdue by superior force: to overpower a maniac.
- : to overcome or overwhelm in feeling; affect or impress excessively: overpowered with confusion and desire.
- : to gain mastery over the bodily powers or mental faculties of: a strong drink that quickly overpowered him.
- : to furnish or equip with excessive power: a giant motor that overpowered the pump.

verbbeat; get the upper hand

Forms: overpowered, overpowering

Synonyms

Shortly after, the rioters overpowered the officers and stormed into the building, chanting “treason” and “our house.”
It’s a nice, calming effect — though one that can sometimes be overpowered by the tail noise.
The Great Falls resident overpowered the course to fire a tournament-record of 16-under-par 194, eclipsing the previous mark by eight shots at the par-70 layout and finishing five strokes ahead of Chase Nevins, a teammate at Langley.
According to one conspirator, on a foggy night after the weapons had been loaded onto trucks, a group of men overpowered the shipment’s guards, who were gagged, bundled into a car and driven to a country house outside Moscow.
A middle school teacher in Sheboygan told me that kids were spending the whole day in the same classroom, and the smell of sanitizer was overpowering.
And hearing how loud he would scream and overpower the microphone.
But the statistic cannot overpower the emotional response to flying.
There are moments the grim metal can overpower the sleazy pop charm of early material.
Enough smarts to speak before the cameras, but not so much smarts that you overpower your husband.
Blake Gopnik takes a stroll and wonders whether the technology will overpower the art.
A present remedy of all is the speedy coming of a cloud, and a dew that meeteth it, by the heat that cometh, shall overpower it.
The moment he raised his war-cry, they would the soldiers, and then the castle would offer no resistance.