suppressed
/səˈpres/ (bre, ipa) · [səprˈɛst] /səˈpres/ (ame, ipa)
suppressed — 動詞
- suppressedpresent simple I / you / we / they
- suppresseds3rd person singular
- suppresseding-ing form
- suppressededpast simple
1. to bring a revolt, protest, or other challenge to authority to an end by using m
鎮壓
用武力或公權力制止反抗
to bring a revolt, protest, or other challenge to authority to an end by using military or official power
Soldiers suppressed the prison revolt before dawn and sealed every gate.
士兵在天亮前鎮壓了監獄暴動,並封住所有大門。
collocation: suppress + revolt
Police suppressed the street protest after bottles flew toward the courthouse.
瓶子飛向法院後,警方鎮壓了街頭抗議。
collocation: suppress + protest
The ruler suppressed local opposition by arresting village leaders overnight.
那名統治者連夜逮捕村裡領袖,鎮壓了地方反對聲浪。
Armored trucks suppressed the uprising, and the market reopened two days later.
裝甲卡車鎮壓了起事,兩天後市場重新開張。
文法句型
suppress + revolt
suppress + protest
suppress + opposition
suppress + uprising
用法筆記
Subject is usually a government, police force, army, or other authority. Distinguish from verb/2, where the object is a feeling, report, signal, or physical process rather than a public challenge.
常見錯誤
2. to keep a feeling, piece of information, or physical process from showing itself
壓下;抑制
不讓其顯露、公開或正常作用
to keep a feeling, piece of information, or physical process from showing itself, being made public, or continuing normally
Nellie suppressed a cough while the violin solo began in silence.
Nellie 在小提琴獨奏開始的安靜時刻壓下了一聲咳嗽。
suppress + cough / feeling in a quiet setting
The agency suppressed the report until reporters found copies online.
那個機構把報告壓了下來,直到記者在線上找到副本。
suppress + report
Doctors suppressed his immune response before the kidney transplant.
醫師在腎臟移植前抑制了他的免疫反應。
Nikhil suppressed a smile when his nephew misread the wedding sign.
Nikhil 看到姪子看錯婚禮指示牌時,壓下了笑意。
New software suppressed the alarm whenever dust covered the sensor.
每當灰塵蓋住感應器時,新軟體都會抑制警報訊號。
文法句型
suppress + cough
suppress + report
suppress + immune response
suppress + alarm
用法筆記
Object is usually something that could appear, spread, or act on its own: a cough, a smile, a report, a signal, or an immune response. Distinguish from verb/1, where authorities stop public resistance by force.