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defeater

/dih-feet/US // dɪˈfit //UK // (dɪˈfiːt) //

败家子,击溃者,挫败者,溃败者

Related Words

blow打击,吹,打吹,吹吹loss损失,亏损,损耗,丧失massacre大屠杀,大屠杀事件,屠城,屠城事件collapse崩溃,坍塌,崩塌,塌陷embarrassment尴尬,窘迫,窘迫感,困窘drubbing殴打,擦伤,击溃,捣毁rout溃败,溃散,溃疡,溃决thrashing鞭打,殴打,惊心动魄,激动人心setback后退,挫折,倒退,后移killing杀人,杀害,杀死,扼杀failure失败,故障,失败者,失效debacle溃败,灾难性事件,残局,灾难breakdown崩溃,细分,分项,分解beating殴打,敲打,挨打,搏击triumph大胜,凯旋,胜利,凯旋门destruction毁灭,销毁,破坏,毁坏downfall垮台,衰落,堕落,沦落disappointment失望,失落,失败,失意reversal逆转,反转,逆转的,颠覆crush粉碎,碾压,压碎,破碎

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to overcome in a contest, election, battle, etc.; prevail over; vanquish: They defeated the enemy. She defeated her brother at tennis.
    • : to frustrate; thwart.
    • : to eliminate or deprive of something expected: The early returns defeated his hopes of election.
    • : Law. to annul.
n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : the act of overcoming in a contest: an overwhelming defeat of all opposition.
    • : an instance of defeat; setback: He considered his defeat a personal affront.
    • : an overthrow or overturning; vanquishment: the defeat of a government.
    • : a bringing to naught; frustration: the defeat of all his hopes and dreams.
    • : the act or event of being bested; losing: Defeat is not something she abides easily.
    • : Archaic. undoing; destruction; ruin.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as invictor
Synonyms
champ冠军,锦标赛,榜样,榜样人物champion冠军,冠军得主,锦标赛,冠军的conqueror征服者,征人first首先,第一次,第一,先hero英雄,英雄人物,壮士king大王medalist奖牌获得者,奖章获得者,奖牌得主,得奖者queen女王,王后,皇后,女皇subjugator征服者,臣服者,霸王别姬,隶属关系top顶部,顶端,顶,顶部的vanquisher征服者,胜利者,梵高,虚荣心winner获奖者,赢家,获胜者,冠军conquering hero征服的英雄,征服者的英雄,征服英雄,征服的主人公gold medalist金牌得主,金牌获得者,金奖得主,金牌选手greatest最大的,最大,最伟大的,最伟大prizewinner获奖者,得奖者,得奖人,获奖人title holder产权持有人,产权持有者,产权人,产权所有者top dog顶尖的狗,佼佼者,榜眼,榜眼狗
as inconqueror
Synonyms
conquistador征服者,征服者号,征战者,征服者号召力hero英雄,英雄人物,壮士subduer征服者,镇压者,胜利者,慑服者subjugator征服者,臣服者,霸王别姬,隶属关系vanquisher征服者,胜利者,梵高,虚荣心victor胜利者,胜者,赢家,获胜者winner获奖者,赢家,获胜者,冠军

Examples

  • The uprising — a 1916 rebellion by republicans against British rule in Ireland — made the front page of the New York Times for eight consecutive days before ending in defeat when leader Pádraic Pearse issued his unconditional surrender.

  • After defeats of Penn State and Michigan, it’s kind of hard to argue.

  • She couldn’t get her version through, and after multiple defeats had to settle for a greatly scaled back proposal.

  • Currently, Perdue’s lead is double the margin of defeat that Stacey Abrams faced for governor just two years ago.

  • Harrison's campaign did not anticipate the scale of that defeat.

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