subdue
美音:[səb´du:
]
英音:[səb´du:
]
v.征服
难易程度:
subdue为短语/超纲词汇
词形变化:
名词:subduer 动词过去式:subdued 过去分词:subdued 现在分词:subduing 第三人称单数:subdues 形容词:subduable
词根
ducc＝to lead（领导） 变化型 duct
近义词, 同义词
be moderate settle down keep the peace relent moderate soften mitigate temper mollify blunt subdue chasten lessen decrease check palliate tranquilize pacify assuage appease mellow
相关词
subdue
/səb'dju:; [US] -'du:; səb`du/
v [Tn]
1 bring (sb/sth) under control by force; defeat 征服, 制伏（某人[某事物]）; 击败
*subdue the rebels 镇压反叛者.
2 calm (esp one's emotions) 克制（尤指情绪）
*He managed to subdue his mounting anger. 他极力克制郁积在心中的怒气.
v [Tn]
1 bring (sb/sth) under control by force; defeat 征服, 制伏（某人[某事物]）; 击败
*subdue the rebels 镇压反叛者.
2 calm (esp one's emotions) 克制（尤指情绪）
*He managed to subdue his mounting anger. 他极力克制郁积在心中的怒气.
subdue
v [T]
[Date: 1300-1400; Language: Old French;Origin: soduire 'to lead into bad actions', from Latin subducere 'to remove'; influenced by Latin subdere 'to force to obey']
to defeat or control a person or group, especially using force
Police managed to subdue the angry crowd.
Napoleon subdued much of Europe.
formal to prevent your emotions from showing or being too strong
= control
an excitement she could not subdue
[Date: 1300-1400; Language: Old French;Origin: soduire 'to lead into bad actions', from Latin subducere 'to remove'; influenced by Latin subdere 'to force to obey']
to defeat or control a person or group, especially using force
Police managed to subdue the angry crowd.
Napoleon subdued much of Europe.
formal to prevent your emotions from showing or being too strong
= control
an excitement she could not subdue
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