monopoly是什么意思_音标_用法_例句

简单释义：

n. 垄断；独占；专利；专营服务

网络 大富翁；专卖；垄断者

变形：

复数：monopolies  

完整释义：

n.

1.垄断[独占](权),专利(权)
2.垄断[专利]公司;独占[专利]事业
3.垄断权;专利权
4.垄断权;垄断公司
5.专卖公司
6.专营
7.专利品

例句：

1. Samsung could have a monopoly on these amazing screens for up to a year or more.
   三星恐怕还要把这种超炫的屏幕在口袋里捂上一两年。

2. He said countries worldwide commonly reviewed acquisition activities under anti-monopoly laws, and China was no exception.
   他说，世界各国都是在反垄断法的原则上执行收购审查的，中国也不例外。

3. Where the reached monopoly agreement has not been fulfilled, a fine of less than 500, 000 yuan may be imposed.
   尚未实施所达成的垄断协议的，可以处五十万元以下的罚款。

4. This has made regulation of economic monopoly one of the main roles of governments of any country that adopts market economy.
   因此，在任何一个市场经济国家，对经济垄断的规制是当代政府的重要职责之一。

5. The patent right of patent law has always been a monopoly right from the beginning, so that patent law and monopoly law seems "conflict" .
   专利法所设定的专利权从一开始就是一种垄断性的权利，在这个意义上，专利法与反垄断法似乎是冲突的。

6. Bank credit needs to be loosened for private companies and a tough regulatory regime should be designed to guard against a state monopoly.
   银行信贷必须对私企放开，同时建设严格的监管机制，以防范政府垄断。

7. The party's monopoly on political power does not give it a lock-grip over the economy; the currency is one case in point.
   党对政治权力的垄断，并不意味着它能够牢牢把握经济；汇率就是一个很好的例子。

8. Apple might successfully argue that the 'market' is all digital media and that it does not have a monopoly of that sector.
   苹果可能会据理争辩：“市场”上到处是数字媒体，苹果不可能在这个领域搞垄断。