ousting
[austɪŋ]

v.

驱逐( oust的现在分词 )；革职；罢黜；剥夺

双语释义

v.(动词)

1. vt. 剥夺；罢免；革职 force sb out of a job or position of power, especially in order to take their place

英英释义

ousting[ aust ]

• n.the act of ejecting someone or forcing them out

  同义词：ouster

双语例句

用作动词(v.)

1. The umpire ousted the arguing player from the game.
   裁判员将那位不服判决的运动员罚下场。
2. Fox was ousted from office but he had nothing to say for himself.
   福克斯被赶下台，但是他没有什么可特别为自己辨护的。
3. The rebels finally managed to oust the government from power.
   反叛者最后总算夺取了政权。
4. I 'm sorry to say nothing could oust a computer.
   很遗憾，什么也不可能取代计算机。

权威例句

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