adj. repressive ; suppressive
尽管第一个感恩节是在饥饿肆虐、美洲印第安人遭受镇压的时期,由少数特权群体庆祝的,但黑尔还是想要过她自己的感恩节。
No matter that the first Thanksgiving was celebrated by a privileged few in a time of rampant starvation and the suppression of Native Americans—Hale wanted her Thanksgiving.
起义遭到了残酷的镇压。
他指责了这个国家政府采取的镇压手段。
He criticized the repressive methods employed by the country's government.
Now of course, the presbyters had seized control in the first place because they disapproved of the tactics of suppression and intervention that had been deployed by the bishops, or the prelates, of the old church.
当然,现在长老首先掌握了控制权,因为他们对旧教会主教和教士的,镇压和干预策略非常反对。
In 1633, William Laud had been appointed the Archbishop of Canterbury, and he had been granted an extraordinary set of arbitrary powers of suppression, actually, by the monarch.
633年,威廉劳德被任命为坎特伯雷大主教,并被赋予了一项特别的专职权利,即国王赋予他的镇压权。
You may not stamp out the rights of individuals.
你无法镇压个人的权利
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