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  • co-opt

    • 英 [kəuˈɔpt]
    • 美 [koˈɑpt, ˈkoˌɑpt]

    释义

    • vt.
      由现会员选举，指派

  • 词态变化

    • 第三人称单数: co-opts;
    • 过去式: co-opted;
    • 过去分词: co-opted;
    • 现在分词: co-opting;

  • 实用场景例句

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    He tactically co-opted a multitude of patriotic slogans and meticulously constructed a populist image.

    他巧妙地吸纳了大量爱国口号，并细致地打造了一个平民主义者的形象。

    金山词霸

    He was granted permission to co-opt whomever he wished for the journey.

    他已获准征召任何他想要的人加入这次旅程。

    金山词霸

    He was co-opted to join the Labour Government cabinet in 1964.

    他被指派加入1964年的工党内阁。

    金山词霸

    Sofia Petrovna co-opted Natasha to serve as her personal aide.

    索菲亚·彼得罗夫娜将娜塔莎选为自己的私人助理。

    金山词霸

    Embracing a strategy to co-opt his critics, Mr. Wallace opts for cooperation instead of conflict.

    华莱士先生采取合作而非对抗的策略，旨在吸纳批评者的意见。

    金山词霸

    She was co-opted into the committee.

    她被增选为委员会成员。

    金山词霸

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  • 英英释义

    Verb

    • 1. choose or elect as a fellow member or colleague;

      "The church members co-opted individuals from similar backgrounds to replenish the congregation"

    • 2. neutralize or win over through assimilation into an established group;

      "We co-opted the independent minority tribes by pulling them into the Northern Alliance"

    • 3. appoint summarily or commandeer;

      "The army tried to co-opt peasants into civil defence groups"

    • 4. take or assume for one's own use;

      "He co-opted the criticism and embraced it"

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