monopolise

常見(jiàn)例句

We already know that better-off parents are more likely to access private schools and to monopolise the highest-performing state schools.
我們已經(jīng)知道，家境好的家長(zhǎng)更傾向于私立學(xué)校，并壟斷了教學(xué)質(zhì)量最好的公立學(xué)校。
Instead, big countries jostle for a share of influence, knowing they cannot monopolise the scene; small and medium-sized powers struggle to keep room for manoeuvre by playing off would-be patrons.
相反，大國(guó)知道它們不可能壟斷該地區(qū)，因而爭(zhēng)搶著分享影響力；小國(guó)以及中等國(guó)家則通過(guò)讓那些自詡的保護(hù)人彼此相斗而努力保持著自己的回旋余地。
In Britain, tabloid and even broadsheet newspapers monopolise coverage of sport.
在英國(guó)，花邊小報(bào)和甚至大開(kāi)頁(yè)報(bào)章已經(jīng)壟斷了體育報(bào)道。

A380 looks likely to dominate, if not monopolise, long high-density routes for years to come.
ECONOMIST: The Airbus A380
Still, where the state is revered, people do not want it to monopolise the scene.
ECONOMIST: A poll on trust
UN, despite its ability to monopolise the image of legitimacy, is ill-suited to administering territories in transition.
ECONOMIST: From Bosnia, East Timor, and other fragile places