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defeat defeat ★★★★☆/dɪfi͟ːt/1[VERB	动词]击败；战胜 If you defeat someone, you win a victory over them in a battle, game, or contest.   [V n]His guerrillas defeated the colonial army in 1954...1954 年他领导的游击队打败了殖民军队。The NHL Stanley Cup was won by the Montreal Canadians, who defeated the Boston Bruins four games to one.蒙特利尔加拿大人队以 4 比1战胜波士顿棕熊队，夺得了国家冰球联盟斯坦利杯。2[VERB	动词]否决(提案或动议) If a proposal or motion in a debate is defeated, more people vote against it than for it.   [be V-ed]  [usu passive]The proposal was defeated by just one vote.该提案仅以一票之差被否决。3[VERB	动词](任务或问题)难住，难倒 If a task or a problem defeats you, it is so difficult that you cannot do it or solve it.   [V n]There were times when the challenges of writing such a huge novel almost defeated her.有些时候，创作如此宏大的一部小说所面临的挑战几乎把她给难倒了。4[VERB	动词]挫败(行动或计划)；使落空 To defeat an action or plan means to cause it to fail.   [V n]The navy played a limited but significant role in defeating the rebellion...海军在平息这场叛乱的过程中起到了有限但却十分重要的作用。He swore to defeat Odin's plan.他发誓一定要挫败奥丁的计划。5[N-VAR	可变名词]战败；失利；失败 Defeat is the experience of being beaten in a battle, game, or contest, or of failing to achieve what you wanted to. The most important thing is not to admit defeat until you really have to...最重要的是不到万不得已绝不要认输。The vote is seen as a defeat for the anti-abortion lobby...这一投票结果被看作是反堕胎游说团体的一次失败。A 2-1 defeat by Sweden left them bottom of Group One.1 比 2 负于瑞典之后，他们处在了第一小组的最后一名。 defeat1 noundefeat2 verbdefeatde‧feat1 /dɪˈfiːt/ ●●● W3 noun [countable, uncountable]  Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases Word family 1failure to win or succeeddefeat in The socialist party suffered a crushing defeat in the elections. She was a woman who hated to admit defeat.2victory over someone or somethingdefeat of The defeat of the army was followed by the establishment of constitutional government.COLLOCATIONSverbssuffer a defeat (=be defeated)· The party suffered a defeat in the state elections.inflict a defeat on somebody (=defeat someone, especially easily)· The army inflicted a heavy defeat on the English.admit defeat· If I left my job, I would be admitting defeat.accept defeat· It can be very hard to accept defeat.concede defeat (=formally accept that you have lost in a game, election etc)· His opponent conceded defeat.face defeat (=be likely to be defeated)· In May 1945 Germany faced defeat at the hands of the Allies.ADJECTIVES/NOUN + defeata big/bad defeat (also a heavy defeat British English) (=by a large amount)· The polls were forecasting a heavy defeat for the president.a crushing/resounding defeat (=a complete defeat, by a very large amount)· He quit as prime minister following a crushing defeat in regional elections.a humiliating defeat (=very embarrassing)· They are still bitter about their humiliating defeat.a disastrous defeat (=very big, and with a very bad result)· The party suffered a disastrous defeat in the 2006 election.a narrow defeat (=by a small amount)· The goalkeeper was blamed for the team’s narrow defeat.an election/electoral defeat· It was their worst general election defeat since 1982.a military defeat· The president resigned following a series of military defeats.a shock defeat British English (=very unexpected)· Arsenal are now out of the competition, following their shock defeat by Torquay Town.defeat1 noundefeat2 verbdefeatdefeat2 ●●● W3 verb [transitive]  Word Origin Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases Word family 1to win a victory over someone in a war, competition, game etc  SYN  beat:  They hoped to defeat the enemy at sea.defeat somebody by something We were defeated by 3 goals to 2.► see thesaurus at beatRegisterIn everyday English, people usually say beat rather than defeat when talking about sport, games, or elections:· We were beaten by 3 goals to 2.2if something defeats you, you cannot understand it and therefore cannot answer or deal with it  SYN  beat:  It was the last question on the paper that defeated me.3to make something faildefeat the object/purpose (of the exercise) Don’t let your arms relax as that would defeat the object of the exercise.

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Collins	defeat ★★★★☆ /dɪfi͟ːt/ 1 [VERB 动词]击败；战胜 If you defeat someone, you win a victory over them in a battle, game, or contest. [V n] His guerrillas defeated the colonial army in 1954... 1954 年他领导的游击队打败了殖民军队。 The NHL Stanley Cup was won by the Montreal Canadians, who defeated the Boston Bruins four games to one. 蒙特利尔加拿大人队以 4 比1战胜波士顿棕熊队，夺得了国家冰球联盟斯坦利杯。 2 [VERB 动词]否决(提案或动议) If a proposal or motion in a debate is defeated, more people vote against it than for it. [be V-ed] [usu passive] The proposal was defeated by just one vote. 该提案仅以一票之差被否决。 3 [VERB 动词](任务或问题)难住，难倒 If a task or a problem defeats you, it is so difficult that you cannot do it or solve it. [V n] There were times when the challenges of writing such a huge novel almost defeated her. 有些时候，创作如此宏大的一部小说所面临的挑战几乎把她给难倒了。 4 [VERB 动词]挫败(行动或计划)；使落空 To defeat an action or plan means to cause it to fail. [V n] The navy played a limited but significant role in defeating the rebellion... 海军在平息这场叛乱的过程中起到了有限但却十分重要的作用。 He swore to defeat Odin's plan. 他发誓一定要挫败奥丁的计划。 5 [N-VAR 可变名词]战败；失利；失败 Defeat is the experience of being beaten in a battle, game, or contest, or of failing to achieve what you wanted to. The most important thing is not to admit defeat until you really have to... 最重要的是不到万不得已绝不要认输。 The vote is seen as a defeat for the anti-abortion lobby... 这一投票结果被看作是反堕胎游说团体的一次失败。 A 2-1 defeat by Sweden left them bottom of Group One. 1 比 2 负于瑞典之后，他们处在了第一小组的最后一名。
Oxford	de·feat ★ / dɪˈfiːt ; NAmE dɪˈfiːt / verb , noun defeat defeats defeated defeating verb ★ 1 ★ defeatsb/sth to win against sb in a war, competition, sports game, etc. 击败；战胜 SYN beat ◆ He defeated the champion in three sets. 他三盘击败了冠军。 ◆ a defeated army 败军 2 ★ defeatsth to stop sth from being successful 使失败；阻挠；挫败 ◆ The motion was defeated by 19 votes. 这项动议以 19 票反对被否决。 ◆ Staying late at the office to discuss shorter working hours rather defeats the object of the exercise! 迟迟待在办公室讨论缩短工作时间恰恰是在阻挠这一目标的实现！ 3 defeatsb ( formal) if sth defeatsyou, you cannot understand it 困惑；难住 ◆ The instruction manual completely defeated me. 这操作指南把我完全弄糊涂。 noun ★ 1 ★ [uncountable , countable ] failure to win or to be successful 失败；战败；挫败 ◆ The party faces defeat in the election. 这个党面临选举失败。 ◆ a narrow/heavy defeat 惜败；惨败 ◆ The world champion has only had two defeats in 20 fights. 这个世界冠军在 20 场赛事中只败过两场。 ◆ They finally had to admit defeat (= stop trying to be successful). 他们最后只得认输。 2 ★ [countable , usually singular ] the act of winning a victory over sb/sth 击败；战胜 ◆ the defeat of fascism 战胜法西斯主义 de·feat / dɪˈfiːt ; NAmE dɪˈfiːt /
LDC	defeat1 noun defeat2 verb defeatde‧feat1 /dɪˈfiːt/ ●●● W3 noun [countable, uncountable] Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases Word family 1failure to win or succeeddefeat in The socialist party suffered a crushing defeat in the elections. She was a woman who hated to admit defeat.2victory over someone or somethingdefeat of The defeat of the army was followed by the establishment of constitutional government.COLLOCATIONSverbssuffer a defeat (=be defeated)· The party suffered a defeat in the state elections.inflict a defeat on somebody (=defeat someone, especially easily)· The army inflicted a heavy defeat on the English.admit defeat· If I left my job, I would be admitting defeat.accept defeat· It can be very hard to accept defeat.concede defeat (=formally accept that you have lost in a game, election etc)· His opponent conceded defeat.face defeat (=be likely to be defeated)· In May 1945 Germany faced defeat at the hands of the Allies.ADJECTIVES/NOUN + defeata big/bad defeat (also a heavy defeat British English) (=by a large amount)· The polls were forecasting a heavy defeat for the president.a crushing/resounding defeat (=a complete defeat, by a very large amount)· He quit as prime minister following a crushing defeat in regional elections.a humiliating defeat (=very embarrassing)· They are still bitter about their humiliating defeat.a disastrous defeat (=very big, and with a very bad result)· The party suffered a disastrous defeat in the 2006 election.a narrow defeat (=by a small amount)· The goalkeeper was blamed for the team’s narrow defeat.an election/electoral defeat· It was their worst general election defeat since 1982.a military defeat· The president resigned following a series of military defeats.a shock defeat British English (=very unexpected)· Arsenal are now out of the competition, following their shock defeat by Torquay Town. defeat1 noun defeat2 verb defeatdefeat2 ●●● W3 verb [transitive] Word Origin Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases Word family 1to win a victory over someone in a war, competition, game etc SYN beat: They hoped to defeat the enemy at sea.defeat somebody by something We were defeated by 3 goals to 2.► see thesaurus at beat RegisterIn everyday English, people usually say beat rather than defeat when talking about sport, games, or elections:· We were beaten by 3 goals to 2.2if something defeats you, you cannot understand it and therefore cannot answer or deal with it SYN beat: It was the last question on the paper that defeated me.3to make something faildefeat the object/purpose (of the exercise) Don’t let your arms relax as that would defeat the object of the exercise.
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Defeat Defeated Win Dɪˈfiːt Verb 动词 Victory Game