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1 PHRASAL VERB

接收，接管(公司) If you take over a company, you get control of it, for example by buying its shares. 接收，接管(公司) [business] [Also VERB n PREPOSITION]

  • A British newspaper says British Airways plan to take over Trans World Airways. [VERB PREP. noun]

    一家英國報紙稱，英國航空公司計劃接管環球航空公司。

2 PHRASAL VERB

(武力)佔領，接管，控制 If someone takes over a country or building, they get control of it by force, for example with the help of the army. (武力)佔領，接管，控制 [Also VERB n PREPOSITION]

  • The Belgians took over Rwanda under a League of Nations mandate. [VERB PREP. noun]

    比利時人依照國際聯盟的授權接管了盧旺達。

  • The parliament in Madrid was taken over by civil guards. [VERB PREP. noun (not pronoun)]

    馬德裏議會大廈被國民警衛隊接管了。

SYN gain control of, take command of, assume control of, come to power in
3 PHRASAL VERB

接替;接任;接手 If you take over a job or role or if you take over, you become responsible for the job after someone else has stopped doing it. 接替;接任;接手

  • His widow has taken over the running of his empire, including six London theatres. [VERB PREP. noun]

    他的遺孀已接手管理他創下的帝國，其中包括 6 家倫敦劇院。

  • In 1966, Pastor Albertz took over from him as governing mayor. [VERB PREP. + from]

    1966 年，帕斯特·艾伯茨接替他擔任主管市長。

  • She took over as chief executive of the Book Trust. [VERB PREP. + as]

    她接任書業托拉斯的總裁。

4 PHRASAL VERB

取代;代替;佔上風 If one thing takes over from something else, it becomes more important, successful, or powerful than the other thing, and eventually replaces it. 取代;代替;佔上風

  • Cars gradually took over from horses. [VERB PREP. + from]

    汽車逐漸替代了馬匹。

  • When the final vote came, rationality took over. [VERB PREP.]

    最後一輪投票時，理性佔了上風。

5 See also:

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See also: take

See also: take over

take over,

take sth over

phrasal verb

take (sth) over ♦︎ dominate ♦︎ monopolize ♦︎ reign ♦︎ hog ♦︎ cornerThese words all mean to have or take control of sth, especially replacing sb/sth else or preventing sb/sth else from sharing it. 這些詞均表示控制、接管、壟斷。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆to take over / dominate / monopolize / corner the market◆to take over / dominate / monopolize an industry◆to take over / dominate / monopolize the conversation◆a company takes over / dominates / monopolizes / corners a market, industry, etc.■ ˌtake ˈover■ ˌtake sth ˈover

phrasal verb

(took, taken)to gain control of or responsibility for sth, especially in place of sb else; to gain control of a political party or country 接替；接任；控制，接管（政黨或國家）◆He took over as chairman last year.他去年接任董事長職務。◆She took over the tenancy of the farm from her father.她從父親手中承租了農場。◆The army is threatening to take over if civil unrest continues.軍方揚言如果内亂繼續就實行軍管。▸ takeover

noun

 [countable] ◆a takeover bid for the company出價收購這家公司■ dominate ˈdɒmɪneɪt; NAmE ˈdɑːmɪneɪt [transitive, intransitive] (often disapproving) to control sb/sth or be the most important person, group or thing in a particular situation or area, especially in an unpleasant way （尤指霸道地）支配，控制，左右◆As a child he was dominated by his father.他小時候由父親主宰一切。◆United completely dominated the first half of the game.聯隊完全控制了上半場比賽。◆She always says a lot in meetings, but she doesn't dominate.她在會上總是滔滔不絕，但她左右不了局面。  see also dominant ⇨ powerful ▸ domination

noun

 [uncountable] ◆The country is still under foreign domination.那個國家仍受外國統治。◆The film is about a mad professor set on world domination.影片講的是一個瘋狂的教授想統領世界的故事。■ monopolize (BrE also monopolise) məˈnɒpəlaɪz; NAmE məˈnɑːpəlaɪz [transitive] (often disapproving) to have or take control of the largest part of sth, so that other people are prevented from sharing it; to have or take a large part of sb's attention or time 獨佔；壟斷；包辦；佔去（某人大部分注意力或時間）◆Men traditionally monopolized jobs in the printing industry.傳統上，男人包攬了印刷行業的所有工作。◆As usual, she completely monopolized the conversation.像往常一樣，她完全主宰了這次談話。◆Don't let him monopolize you like he did at the last party.别讓他像上次聚會那樣纏着你不放。■ reign reɪn [intransitive] to be the best or most important person, group or thing in a particular situation or area of skill 成爲最佳；是最重要的◆A handful of families have reigned over Bangkok's economy for many years.少數幾個家族統治曼谷經濟多年。◆In the field of classical music, he still reigns supreme.在古典音樂領域，他仍然是最傑出的。◆She will face the reigning champion in her first round match.在第一輪比賽中，她將面對上屆的冠軍。■ hog (-gg-) [transitive] (rather informal, disapproving) to use or keep most of sth yourself and prevent others from using or having it 多佔；獨佔◆She preferred to keep in the background rather than hogging the limelight (= trying to get lots of public attention).她喜歡待在幕後，不喜歡受到太多的關注。◆Helen's always hogging the bathroom (= spends a long time in it so that others cannot use it).海倫總是長時間佔用浴室。■ corner [transitive] to gain control of the trade in a particular type of goods or services 壟斷（某種商品或服務）◆The firm has cornered the UK computer market.這家公司壟斷了英國計算機市場。◆They've cornered the market in silver.他們壟斷了白銀市場。ⓘ Market is by far the most frequent collocate of corner in this meaning. 表達此義時，corner最常與market搭配。

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