美[?kɑ:?k?(r)] 1 . They feared that totalitarians might yet conquer the entire world.
他們擔心極權主義者會征服整個世界。
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2 . They became overheated nationalists, militarists, and they were out to conquer .
他們變成了過分狂熱的民族主義分子和軍國主義分子，并想要征服別國。
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3 . I was certain that love was quite enough to conquer our differences.
我相信愛足以克服我們的種種差異。
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4 . Garland tried to appear casual, but he couldn't conquer his unease.
加蘭努力裝出無所謂的樣子，可是他沒法克服自己的局促不安。
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5 . He is having therapy to conquer his phobia.
他在接受治療以克服自己的恐懼癥。
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1.to put down by force or authority;
suppress a nascent uprising
2.take possession of by force, as after an invasion;
the invaders seized the land and property of the inhabitants
3.overcome by conquest;
conquer your fears
英音：[,kɔŋkə]美音：[,kɑŋkɚ] 及物動詞vt. 1.攻克，攻取 The city was conqueredovernight. 那座城市在夜里被攻克。 2.戰勝；克服；征服；成功地登上 I finally conqueredmy fear of heights. 我終于克服了我的懼高心理。 I believe man will conquerthe weather in the near future. 我相信人類在不久的將來將征服天候。 3.贏得錛埞壑冢詰蕊級贊譽 The singer conqueredthe
