n.兼并，附加（物）；归并；并吞

原形：annexation复数：annexations

Mexicans had long since banished any fears they ever had about annexation to the U.S.
墨西哥人早已消除了曾经怀有的被美国吞并的所有恐惧。
Eric mentioned the Japanese annexation of Korea in 1910.
埃里克提及1910 年日本对朝鲜的吞并。
Land annexation was a chronic disease in ancient China.
土地兼并是古代中国的一个顽症。
In 1948, the country underwent annexation by its larger neighbor.
1948年，该国被其较大的邻国吞并。
The annexation of the territory was met with international condemnation.
该领土的吞并遭到了国际社会的谴责。
The annexation of the island led to a long-standing territorial dispute.
该岛屿的吞并导致了长期的领土争端。
The annexation of the province sparked protests from the local population.
省份的并入激起了当地居民的抗议。
After years of conflict, the region was finally annexed in 1995.
经过多年的冲突，该地区终于在1995年被吞并。
The annexation of the territory was seen as a violation of international law.
该领土的吞并被视为违反国际法的行为。
The city's rapid expansion included the annexation of several smaller towns.
这座城市的迅速扩张包括了几个较小城镇的合并。
Annexation of the land would significantly alter the geopolitical landscape.
该土地的吞并将显著改变地缘政治格局。
The proposed annexation of the neighboring district is still under debate.
吞并邻近区域的提案仍在辩论中。
Historically, the kingdom experienced multiple annexations by rival powers.
历史上，这个王国曾多次被竞争对手势力吞并。