hegemonic
hegemonic — 形容詞
- hegemonicpositive
- more hegemoniccomparative
- most hegemonicsuperlative
1. holding so much power over rival nations or groups within a region or field that
霸權的
指在特定領域中擁有主導支配地位
holding so much power over rival nations or groups within a region or field that it sets the rules and norms others are expected to follow
Samir studied the hegemonic role of the United States in Latin American politics.
Samir 研究了美國在拉丁美洲政治中的霸權角色。
collocation: hegemonic role
Kofi argued that the hegemonic position of English threatens many smaller languages worldwide.
Kofi 主張，英語的霸權地位威脅到全球許多較小的語言。
collocation: hegemonic position
The hegemonic influence of one tech company worried regulators across the European Union.
一家科技公司的霸權影響力令整個歐盟的監管機構感到擔憂。
Nora wrote a paper on how hegemonic ideas about beauty harm young women's confidence.
Nora 寫了一篇論文，探討關於美的霸權觀念如何損害年輕女性的自信。
For decades the hegemonic power of the Roman Empire shaped art across the Mediterranean.
數十年來，羅馬帝國的霸權力量塑造了整個地中海地區的藝術。
- dominant
broader in scope; 'hegemonic' specifically implies control through institutions and ideas rather than raw strength
- preeminent
focuses on being the best or most important; 'hegemonic' adds the dimension of exercising control over others
- supreme
suggests the highest rank or authority; 'hegemonic' emphasises the active shaping of rules and norms
- subordinate
under the control or influence of a hegemonic power
- marginal
lacking the power or influence that a hegemonic group holds
文法句型
hegemonic + noun
用法筆記
Common in academic and political writing; typically modifies abstract nouns such as 'power', 'influence', 'position', or 'control'.