autocrat
autocrat — 名詞
1. a person, especially a ruler, who keeps all power in their own hands and expects
獨裁者
獨掌權力並要人絕對服從的人
a person, especially a ruler, who keeps all power in their own hands and expects everyone else to obey without argument.
After canceling the election, the general ruled as an autocrat and jailed rival ministers.
取消選舉後,這名將軍像獨裁者一樣統治,還把敵對部長關進監獄。
pattern: rule as an autocrat
At the staff meeting, Lara called the director an autocrat who ignored every objection.
在員工會議上,Lara 說那位主管像個獨裁者,完全不理會任何反對意見。
figurative use in an organization
Protesters filled the square after the autocrat ordered soldiers to fire on students.
那名獨裁者命令士兵向學生開火後,抗議群眾擠滿了廣場。
typical context: political repression
Foreign reporters described President Davor as an autocrat because no newspaper could criticize him.
外國記者把 Davor 總統形容成獨裁者,因為沒有任何報紙能批評他。
The novel follows an aging autocrat who trusts only bodyguards and secret police.
這部小說描寫一名年老的獨裁者,他只信任保鑣和祕密警察。
collocation: aging autocrat
- aging autocrat
- become an autocrat
- depose an autocrat
- fear the autocrat
- rule as an autocrat
- under an autocrat
- democrat
a person who supports shared political power and elections
- constitutional ruler
a ruler whose authority is limited by law
- elected leader
stresses power gained and kept through voting rather than unchecked personal rule
文法句型
become an autocrat
rule as an autocrat
under an autocrat
用法筆記
Usually refers to a political ruler with unchecked power. It can also be used figuratively for a boss or leader inside a group, but that use is still strong and suggests they reject discussion.
常見錯誤
同根字
- autocracy名詞C1
- autocratic形容詞C1
- autocratically副詞C2
常見搭配
名詞搭配
- the fall of an autocrat
- the rule of an autocrat
常用片語
- become an autocrat
- depose an autocrat
- rule like an autocrat
介系詞搭配
- against an autocrat
- under an autocrat