These are all world-class technology which used to be monopolised by Rolls-Royce.

这些都是世界一流的技术，以前都是被劳斯莱斯垄断的。”

Certainly not. I monopolised you at dinner. I'd no right to any more of your time.

当然不是，我晚宴时一直缠着你，我无权再占用你的时间。

US regulators said that Amazon is monopolising online markets.

美国监管机构称亚马逊正垄断线市场。

Expect more such deals-and more criticism that the likes of Uber are trying to use the pandemic to monopolise markets.

但其经营境况不佳。易预计还会频发，优步(Uber)等公司企图利用疫情来垄断市场的行为也将受到外界越来越多的批评。

In January the Department of Justice (DOJ) set out a 155-page complaint against Google for monopolising digital advertising on exchanges.

今年1月，美国司法部对谷歌提起了长达155页的诉，认为其垄断了数字广告易。

In Maryland it is actually certain counties that run their own liquor stores, monopolising sales of even wine and beer.

马里兰州，还是有某些郡县经营自己的烈性酒商店，甚至是垄断葡萄酒和啤酒的销售。

It is about compensating yourself mentally after a day monopolised by duties and responsibilities.

这是被义务和责任垄断了一天之后精神上补偿自己。

By 1929 Stalin had monopolised power completely in his own hands and established himself as

到1929年，斯大林已将权力完全垄断自己手中，并确立了自己的地位。

Hitler and his Nazi party began to monopolise  power in Germany by banning rival parties and

希特勒和他的纳粹党开始通过禁止敌对政党和其他政党来垄断德国的权力。

As business lines have become monopolised, it has become commonplace to complain that tech firms are offering consumers a toxic deal.

随着业务线变得垄断， 抱怨科技公司向消费者提供有毒易已变得司空见惯。

He was far from realising that his soul was just in a mood to discuss those trivial circumstances which usually monopolise all feminine interests.

他遠沒有意識到， 他的靈魂只是有心情討論那些通常壟斷所有女性利益的微不足道的情況。

The idea of the technology industry being dominated by monopolies is so widely held that it has monopolised much thinking, from investors' strategies to antitrust watchdogs' legal briefs.

垄断企业主导了科技行业，这一观念广泛为人所接受，以至它垄断了很多想法，从投资者策略到反垄断监管机构的法律摘要。

Kaunitz rose to prominence as Austrian ambassador to France and became State Chancellor and Minister for Foreign Affairs in 1753, posts he would effectively monopolise for the next forty years.

考尼茨以奥地利驻法国大使的身份声名鹊起，并 1753 年成为国务总理兼外部长，他接下来的四十年里实际上垄断了这些职位。

Others however came up in twos and threes, talking fast, and monopolising the whole of the pavement; and all, with a similar gesture, flung away their cigarettes or cigars before crossing the threshold.

然而，其他人三三两两地走了过来，说话很快，独占了整个人行道；所有人都以同样的姿态，跨过门槛前扔掉香烟或雪茄。

Tech executives spouted a very grand vision of how they would reshape society but their rhetoric often clashed with the hard reality of what they were doing, which was to sell advertising or monopolise users' time.

科技公司的高管们大谈特谈他们将如何重塑社会的宏伟愿景，但他们的言论往往与他们正做的事情——出售广告或垄断用户的时间——这一残酷现实相冲突。