
英汉词典
动词 suppress
1. 镇压;压制;抑制 - The government used force to suppress the rebellion. (政府动用武力来镇压叛乱。) - He tried to suppress his anger. (他试图控制住自己的愤怒。) - The medication can help suppress the symptoms. (这种药物可以帮助抑制症状。) 2. 阻止;制止 - The police suppressed the protest to maintain order. (警方镇压了抗议活动以维持秩序。) - She had to suppress her urge to laugh. (她不得不抑制住自己想笑的冲动。) 3. 隐瞒;封锁 - The government tried to suppress the news of the disaster. (政府试图封锁有关灾难的消息。) - He suppressed the evidence that could prove his guilt. (他隐瞒了能证明他有罪的证据。) 4. 压制;遏制 - The new law aims to suppress illegal activities. (新法律旨在压制非法活动。) - The police are working hard to suppress crime in the city. (警方正在努力遏制该市的犯罪行为。)名词 suppression
1. 镇压;压制;抑制 - The suppression of free speech is a violation of human rights. (对言论自由的压制是对人权的侵犯。) - The suppression of emotions can have negative effects on mental health. (对情绪的抑制可能对心理健康产生负面影响。) 2. 隐瞒;封锁 - The suppression of information by the government angered the public. (政府的信息封锁引起了公众的愤怒。) - The suppression of evidence in the trial led to an unfair verdict. (审判中对证据的隐瞒导致了不公正的判决。)形容词 suppressed
1. 被压制的;被抑制的 - She felt a suppressed rage inside her. (她心中有一种被压抑的愤怒。) - The suppressed emotions eventually burst out. (被抑制的情绪最终爆发了。)词语辨析
- suppress与repress:两者都表示“压制;抑制”,但repress更侧重于内心情感的压抑,而suppress更广泛,可以指控制行为、抑制声音、隐瞒信息等。词汇扩充
- repression:压抑;抑制 - inhibit:抑制;禁止 - stifle:抑制;使窒息 - conceal:隐瞒;掩盖 - repress:压制;镇压近义词
- control:控制 - restrain:约束 - subdue:制服 - quell:平息反义词
- express:表达 - encourage:鼓励柯林斯词典
suppress (səˈprɛs) 1. (动词) If someone suppresses something such as an activity, publication, or discussion, they prevent it from continuing. 2. (动词) If someone suppresses a feeling, they do not allow themselves to show it or reveal it. 3. (动词) If you suppress a smile, laugh, or cough, you prevent yourself from smiling, laughing, or coughing. 4. (动词) If a government or other authority suppresses a group of people, it prevents them from organizing and protest. 5. (名词) Suppression is the act of preventing something from continuing or being expressed or revealed.牛津词典
suppress (/səˈprɛs/) 1. (动词) Forcibly put an end to. 2. (动词) Prevent the development, action, or expression of (a feeling, impulse, idea, etc.); restrain. 3. (动词) Prevent the dissemination of (information). 4. (动词) Prevent or inhibit (a process or reaction). 5. (名词) The action of suppressing something such as an activity or publication.用法
- They tried to suppress the rebellion by using military force. - She suppressed her tears and put on a brave face. - The government suppressed the news of the accident to avoid panic. - He couldn't suppress his excitement and jumped for joy. - The medication helps to suppress the symptoms of the disease.例句
- He suppressed his anger and calmly walked away. (他压制住愤怒,冷静地离开。)
- The dictator used force to suppress any opposition. (独裁者动用武力镇压一切反对派。)
- The teacher suppressed a smile when the student gave a funny answer. (学生给出一个滑稽的答案时,老师忍住笑。)
- The government suppressed the news of the protest to maintain stability. (政府封锁了抗议活动的消息以维持稳定。)
- She tried to suppress her disappointment and congratulate her friend. (她努力压制失望之情,祝贺朋友。)
- The police used tear gas to suppress the riots. (警方使用催泪瓦斯压制骚乱。)
- He suppressed his fear and jumped into the water to save the drowning child. (他克制住恐惧,跳入水中拯救溺水的孩子。)
- The government suppressed the information about the environmental pollution caused by the company. (政府压制了有关该公司造成的环境污染的信息。)
- She suppressed her jealousy and pretended to be happy for her friend's success. (她抑制嫉妒之情,假装为朋友的成功感到高兴。)
- The medication helps to suppress the symptoms of the disease. (这种药物有助于抑制疾病的症状。)
- He suppressed a yawn during the boring meeting. (在无聊的会议期间,他忍住了一个哈欠。)
- The government tried to suppress the freedom of speech by censoring the media. (政府试图通过审查媒体来压制言论自由。)
- She suppressed her feelings of disappointment and congratulated her teammate on winning the race. (她压制住失望的情感,祝贺队友赢得比赛。)
- The police used riot control techniques to suppress the violent demonstration. (警方使用暴乱控制技术来镇压暴力示威。)
- The government suppressed the opposition party and arrested its leaders. (政府镇压了反对党,并逮捕了其领导人。)
- He suppressed a laugh when he saw his friend's funny dance moves. (当他看到朋友滑稽的舞蹈动作时,他忍住了笑声。)
- The regime used propaganda to suppress dissenting voices. (政权利用宣传来压制异议之声。)
- She tried to suppress her nervousness before the job interview. (她努力控制住面试前的紧张情绪。)
- The government suppressed the information about the corruption scandal. (政府隐瞒了有关腐败丑闻的信息。)
- He suppressed his tears and put on a brave face. (他抑制住眼泪,咬牙坚强。)
- The medication helps to suppress the symptoms of allergies. (这种药物有助于抑制过敏症状。)