police state

单词police state

基本解释

n.: 警察国家（通过警察部门控制人民旅行及言论等自由）
网络: 极权国家；警察州；警察制的国家

权威解释

• 警察国家（通过警察部门控制人民旅行及言论等自由）:

  a country where people"s freedom, especially to travel and to express political opinions, is controlled by the government, with the help of the police

英汉解释

• 警察国家

例句

• For it was there that I learned a valuable lesson, one I shall never forget: in a police state, we"re all criminals.

  在那，我学到了非常有意义的一刻，我永远不会忘记，这是一个警察国家，我们都是犯人。

• The thaw with the West lasted until Libyans rose up in mid-February against the persistence of a corrupt police state at home.

  与西方关系的冰融一直持续到今年2月中旬利比亚公众起来反对卡扎菲的极权统治时才戛然而止。

• But now that it has happened, it is still a fine excuse to shore up the police state and lock everything down.

  但是现在，它已经发生了，它仍是一个很好的借口，托警察国家和锁都记录下来。

• No doubt in any police state where conversations can be bugged or reported, people practice the art of double-think.

  毫无疑问，在任何一个连谈话都能被窃听和报告的极权国家，人们都练就了双重思维的技巧。

• The weakness of the police state comes from its tendency to crush individual initiative and inventiveness .

  强化监控政体的弱点在于它会扼杀个人的主动性和创造性。

• The DPRK is a police state that enforces domestic terror as an everyday means of governance.

  朝鲜是一个极权国家，把强制实行国家恐怖作为治理方式。

• When the Empire took over Ando, they turned it into a police state designed to quell the various Aqualish uprisings.

  到帝国接管安多时，它被变成一个警卫站，专门镇压阿夸利什人的起义。

• So there is good reason to believe that, with the police state having been peeled away, the military will emerge as a target of criticism.

  所以有理由相信如果警察被剥离于国家政权，军队将成为批评的焦点。

• Naomi Wolf, a feminist, calls her "a stalking horse for the coming police state" .

  一位女权主义者，娜奥米-沃尔夫就称她为“即将到来的极权国家的障眼法”。

• In Syria, a police state where protest is rare, large demonstrations broke out in four cities.

  在叙利亚，四个城市爆发了大规模的游行示威，而这在集权国家是很少见的事情。