ousting

ousting[austɪŋ] 

原级:oust

第三人称单数:ousts

过去分词:ousted

过去式:ousted

ousting 基本解释
罢黜;驱逐( oust的现在分词 );革职;剥夺;
ousting 单语例句

1. Poland had capital punishment before ousting the Communist government in 1989, then eliminated it in order to join the EU.

2. Zhang took charge in a caretaker capacity after Mohamed bin Hammam's ousting over bribery claims in June.

3. The United States regarded it as " detached from the reality " and reiterated its call for the ousting of Assad.

4. ousting的意思

4. The dramatic poll headlined across the country's top news portals, ousting even reports of the historic visit by a senior mainland official to Taiwan.

5. GUANGZHOU - China won its third successive gold medal in the Asian Games women's field hockey after ousting Korea in a penalty shootout on Wednesday.

6. Rumsfeld reiterated the theme that the campaign to root out terrorism is more ambitious than ousting the Taliban and smashing Al Qaeda's terror network.

7. One senior official called the trip " very successful " on the issue of gaining support for moderate Arab states for ousting Saddam.

8. ousting的反义词

8. Tunisia has been in a state of chaos since the ousting of former president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali.

9. Microsoft insisted that a buyout of Yahoo would depend on whether Icahn succeeds in ousting the Yahoo board and Yang.

10. ousting的意思

10. The board named Bischoff chairman in December after ousting former CEO and Chairman Charles Prince.

ousting 英英释义

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noun

1. the act of ejecting someone or forcing them out

    Synonym: ouster

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