英语释义

1. something (such as a political state) having dominant influence or authority over others one possessing hegemony
These were the periods in which England and then America filled the role of hegemon …
— Robert Heilbroner The American self-image of a mighty power that is also a benign hegemon, the global custodian of democratic values and human rights, is deeply rooted.
— Allister Sparks

片语

eternal hegemon世界永恒霸主

Sharuum the Hegemon支配者韶伦

benevolent hegemon仁慈霸权

The hobbled hegemon蹒跚的霸主

hegemon clause霸王条款

Shofferow of the Hegemon霸主的影子

shadow of hegemon霸主的影子

shado of the hegemon霸王的身影

英汉例句

• friedberg is certainly right that a situation characterized by the emergence of a rising power and the decline of an existing hegemon has generally been a recipe for instability and conflict.

  弗雷德博格当然是对的，当今新兴力量崛起、现存霸权衰退的情形已经普遍成为针对全球不稳定和沖突的良方。

• in order to defuse worries about a new global hegemon building up power through bilateral deals, china needs to channel more of its overseas investment and influence through multilateral institutions.

  为了消除人们对中国通过双边协定建立新型世界霸权的疑虑，中国需要更多地通过多边体系渠道进行海外投资并扩大其影响。

• if britain was a maritime hegemon and the us an airborne and economic one, then china will be a cultural one, he predicts.

  他预言，如果说英国曾经是海上霸主，而美国是空中及经济霸主，那么，中国将成为一个文化霸主。

• s. campuses is merely the first front of the inevitable struggle between the hegemon and its challenger.

  校园只是这种无法避免的沖突的前沿阵地。

• the embargo has allowed the castros to pose as proud cuban nationalists standing up to a bullying hegemon and thus helped them cling to power.

  贸易禁运使得劳尔摆出一副古巴民族主义的姿态对抗霸权者的恐吓。这样一来帮助他们掌握了权力。