monopolize是什么意思

双语用例

• In most weaving centers, the profession was monopolized by members of one or two castes.

• Cabinet appointments are the most important personnel decisions in parliamentary systems, and traditionally such appointments have been virtually monopolized by the governing political parties.

• The explanation surely is an intention of a different kind that possessed him - possessed him with monopolizing completeness.

• They thus monopolized control of public behavior and accepted the concomitant responsibility of protecting the lives and the property of the citizens.

• The historical references are not those expected: sensibility was no longer monopolized by the works of antiquity and the monumental expressions of urban glory.

• Actions to exclude competitors from the field of competition were precisely the common law definition of monopolizing behavior.

• Only later do they become crystallized and codified in professional socialization and training - a codification that has not been monopolized by any single profession.

• To keep bourgeois intellectuals from "monopolizing" the forum, the assembly had invited well-known model workers from throughout the country to participate.