subverting
英 [səbˈvɜːtɪŋ]
美 [səbˈvɜːrtɪŋ]
v. 颠覆; 暗中破坏; 使背叛; 使变节; 策反
subvert的现在分词
柯林斯词典
- VERB 颠覆;破坏
Tosubvertsomething means to destroy its power and influence.- ...an alleged plot to subvert the state.
涉嫌颠覆国家的阴谋 - ...a last attempt to subvert culture from within.
试图从内部瓦解文化的最后一击
- ...an alleged plot to subvert the state.
双语例句
- By these subverting narrative strategies, the typical character 'historical status as main body has been dispelled.
通过以上这些颠覆性叙事策略,典型人物的历史主体身份受到了消解。 - It's very British to have a reverence for rules of dress, but we also like subverting them.
尊重服装规则是非常英国式的做法,但我们也乐意颠覆它们。 - At the same time, in the anxiety and imagination of modernity, the vanguard novelists introduced some thoughts of the postmodernism with the role of subverting modernity.
同时,在这种现代性的焦虑和想象中他们还引入了对现代性具有颠覆作用的后现代主义因素。 - The purpose of subverting the authority is to seek for a reasonable social order and equal right to speak between people.
颠覆权威的最终目的是追求合理的社会秩序和人与人之间平等的话语权。 - Revolution and Subverting the Old System& The Anti-Superstition Discourse in the Radical Nationalism Atmosphere
革命与颠覆旧秩序:激进民族主义氛围中的反迷信叙事 - It is a set of attempts and ideas drawn upon a tradition of anti-tradition, targeted at subverting the straight society.
它承袭了社会中反传统的传统的渊源,是一系列以颠覆主流社会为目标的思想和实践的集合。 - They are also neatly subverting the product placement that has dominated the red carpet for the last 20 years or so, since screams and flashbulbs drown out all of the now-automatic branding burps.
她们还彻底颠覆了20年来主导红毯的植入性广告,因为尖叫声和闪光灯淹没了所有如今人们习以为常的品牌宣传。 - This viewpoint sees the Multinational Corporation as capable of circumventing or subverting national objectives and policies.
这种观点认为,跨国公司能够遏制和破坏国家的目标和政策。 - Changes of different ideas are subverting existing imaginations of people.
各种观念的更迭颠覆着人们原有的想象。 - The Contemporary Documentary Movement in China has been arresting wide attention both at home and abroad, which can be regarded as a subverting revolution to traditional ideas and tactics of the Chinese Documentary Film.
当代中国的新纪录运动引起了国内外的广泛瞩目,它对中国纪录片的传统理念和手法形成了一次颠覆性的革命。
