zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • cán bào duì dài
    To treat tyrannically; oppress.
  • zhòng
    To weigh down; oppress.
  • gěi tài duō de fènliàng guò zhòng de fèn liàng jiāng dǎoshǐ dān guò zhòng huò shǐ gǎn chén zhòng
    To weigh down excessively; overburden or oppress.
  • guò cháng cháng shòu nán de zhì
    Women are often oppress by men in the past.
  • zài mèng zhōng qiē shìdōu sǎnmàn zhe zhe dàn zhè guò shì mèng
    This is a dream in which things are all loose and they oppress.
  • duō shǎo shì lái shòu de guó jiā xiàn zài dōuzài zhēng píng děng
    Nation that have is oppress for century is now fighting for a place in the sun.
  • nüè dàicán hài hài nüè dài huò zhé bié shì yīn wéi zhǒng zōng jiàoxìng de qīng xiàng huò xìn yǎng
    To oppress or harass with ill-treatment, especially because of race, religion, sexual orientation, or beliefs.
  • dàn shì guǒ míng tiān jié liǎohuò zhě fǎn guò lái lǎo bǎi xìng jiù shì mìng dehuò zhě shì fǎn mìng de liǎo
    if tomorrow he ceases to do so or turns round to oppress the common people, then he becomes a non-revolutionary or a counter-revolutionary.
  • zài xiē fāngzhè wèn hěn nán chè jiě juéyīn wéi xiē fāng de tǒng zhì zhě mìng wén jiā ràng men yòu dào gōng nóng bīng qún zhòng zhōng de yóu
    In such places the problem can hardly be solved thoroughly, because the rulers oppress the revolutionary writers and artists and deny them the freedom to go out among the masses of workers, peasants and soldiers.
  • zhù jiē shì guó zhù tǒng zhì zhōng guó de zhù yào de shè huì chǔshì yòng fēng jiàn zhì xuē nóng mín de jiē shì zài zhèng zhì shàngjīng shàngwén huà shàng 'ài zhōng guó shè huì qián jìn 'ér méi yòu háo jìn zuò yòng de jiē
    The landlord class forms the main social base for imperialist rule in China; it is a class which uses the feudal sysrem to exploit and oppress the peasants, obstructs China's political, economic and cultural development and plays no progressive role whatsoever.
  • fèi chú guó mín dǎng fǎn dòng zhèng qiē rén mín de lìng zhì zhì dìng bǎo rén mín de lìngjiàn rén mín zhì
    It also stipulated that all the laws, decrees and judicial systems enacted by the reactionary Kuomintang government to oppress the people had been abolished, that laws and decrees were to be formulated to protect the people, and that the people's judicial system was to be established.
  • zhèng zài zhèn zhè xiē zhèng zhì huó dòng jiā
    The government oppresses political activists.
  • 'èr jiē duàn cái jìn dào xìng de rèn shí jiē duànkàn chū liǎo guó zhù nèi wài de zhǒng máo dùnbìng kàn chū liǎo guó zhù lián zhōng guó mǎi bàn jiē fēng jiàn jiē zhà zhōng guó rén mín zhòng de shí zhìzhè zhǒng rèn shí shì cóng jiǔ jiǔ nián yùn dòng qián hòu cái kāi shǐ de
    It was only in the second stage that the Chinese people reached the stage of rational knowledge, saw the internal and external contradictions of imperialism and saw the essential truth that imperialism had allied itself with China's comprador and feudal classes to oppress and exploit the great masses of the Chinese people. This knowledge began about the time of the May 4th Movement of 1919.
  • zhòng de fǎn duì yōng shǎo shù quán zhě xuē duō shù rén nòng piàn duō shù rénshǐ duō shù rén yǒng yuǎn xiàn hēi 'àn tòng de guì de quán zhě de wén huàér zhù zhāng dài biǎo duō shù rén mín de zhòng depíng mín de wén huàzhù zhāng wén huà wéi zhòng suǒ yòuzhù zhāng wén huà zhòng 'ér yòu gāo zhòng
    It is of the masses in that it opposes the culture of the small number of privileged aristocrats who oppress and exploit the majority of the people and fool and deceive them, landing them in perpetual darkness and misery; it represents the interests of the majority of the people; it advocates the possession of culture by the masses, the popularization of culture among the common people and the raising of their cultural standards."
  • gǎn xià lái huò de shì dān
    Something that weighs down or oppresses; a burden.
  • rén mín huì fǎn duì men de zhèng zhì zhì
    The people will react against the political system that oppresses them.
  • bèi de zhuàng tài
    The state of being oppressed.
  • zhè bào jūn bèi zhēng de mín
    The tyrant oppressed the conquered peoples.
  • rén jīng cháng shòu nán rén
    Women are often oppressed by men.
  • yuán lái shàng de zhèng zhì quán shì jiē yòng lìng jiē de yòu zhì de bào
    Political power, properly so called, is merely the organised power of one class for oppressing another.
  • bèi bào zhèng de mín
    A people who were oppressed by tyranny.
  • shòu shī děng de kòng zhì huò zhě
    ruled by or oppressed by a priest.
  • de duō fán nǎo shǐ shòu dào
    She was oppressed by her many woes.
  • pín qióng de zhòng zài zhè xiē nóng mín de shēn shàng
    The dead weight of poverty oppressed these farmers.
  • rén mín shòu jūn zhèng de
    The people are oppressed by the military goverment.
  • zǒng shì zhàn zài bèi bèi xuē de rén de biān
    He always sides with the oppressed and the exploited.
  • wèishénme duō shù rén jìng huì shòu shǎo shù rén
    Why should the many are oppressed by the few?
  • xiāo chú xīn tóu de
    relieve the oppression of the heart
  • tōng guò zuò de zhuāng shì de zhòu
    an ornamental frill made by pressing pleats.
  • xué tǒng zhōng yīn diàn huò hèzǎi de rán biàn huà 'ér chǎn shēng de shùn shí diàn zhèn dàng
    (physics) a short-lived oscillation in a system caused by a sudden change of voltage or current or load.
  • shì diàn liú diàn debǎi dòng biàn huà de
    A device that records oscillations, as of an electric current and voltage.
  • shì zhǒng diàn dòng dāng diàn liú diàn bǎi dòng biàn huà shí jiāng guǐ xiǎn shì zài yīn shè xiàn guǎn de píng shàng
    An electronic instrument that produces an instantaneous trace on the screen of a cathode-ray tube corresponding to oscillations of voltage and current.