英 [ˌjuːzɜːˈpeɪʃn] 美 [ˌjuːzɜːrˈpeɪʃn]
n. 篡夺；夺取
entry to another's property without right or permission
同义词： trespass / encroachment / violation / intrusion
wrongfully seizing and holding (an office or powers) by force (especially the seizure of a throne or supreme authority)
a succession of generals who ruled by usurpation
篡位
... Preliminary 准备工作，预赛，初步的 Usurpation 篡夺 侵占 Bombastic 夸大的，言过其实的 ...
... corruption 贪污腐化 usurpation 强夺 blackmail 敲诈,勒索 ...
... encroachment 侵占（相关词汇补充：infringe v.侵犯）； usurpation 篡权、侵占； candid 率直的； ...
... uphold verdict 维持原判 维持原判 usurpation 篡夺,非法使用 篡夺,非法使用 utter 行使伪造物 行使伪造物 ...
篡夺；夺取
"Judicial usurpation", was Father Neuhaus's term for it.
“司法僭越”是纽豪斯神父对它的称呼。
Surely this usurpation is more worrisome than a few federal stimulus programs.
对权力的篡夺的担忧远胜于联邦刺激计划。
With convincing power he portrayed the usurpation and corruptions of the papal see.
他有力地抨击罗马教廷僭越权限和腐化败坏的行为。
But then again, efficiency is not nearly as rousing a rallying cry as resisting federal usurpation.
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' While rarely litigated, this provision may well apply to judicial usurpation of the unquestioned process of the executive branch.
Corruption, serious crime, land theft and other usurpation of resources, nepotism, a lack of rule of law and exclusionary patronage networks afflict governance.
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