tyrannize

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishtyrannizetyr‧an‧nize (also tyrannise British English) /ˈtɪrənaɪz/ verb [intransitive, transitive] CRUELto use power over someone cruelly or unfairly The children were tyrannized by their father.tyrannize over armed groups tyrannizing over civilians→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpustyrannize• The household was tyrannized by a brutal father.• We are tyrannized by verbiage and have lost our very soul.• Either way, they do not need to tyrannize the literate newcomer.

单词	tyrannize
释义	tyrannize From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishtyrannizetyr‧an‧nize (also tyrannise British English) /ˈtɪrənaɪz/ verb [intransitive, transitive] CRUELto use power over someone cruelly or unfairly The children were tyrannized by their father.tyrannize over armed groups tyrannizing over civilians→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpustyrannize• The household was tyrannized by a brutal father.• We are tyrannized by verbiage and have lost our very soul.• Either way, they do not need to tyrannize the literate newcomer.
随便看	out of way be in somebody’s (best) interest(s) (to do something) be in somebody’s gift be in somebody’s good books be in somebody’s good/bad books be in somebody’s line be in somebody’s pocket be in somebody’s power be in sync be in the air be in the ascendant be in the balance be in the be in way be in the be out of the loop be in the black be in the cards be in the catbird seat be in the chair be in the closet be in the doghouse be in the firing in the line of fire be in the firing line be in the firing line the line of fire be in the firing line/in the line of fire be in the first flush of passion etc