v.擅取;篡夺;霸占

原形：arrogate第三人称单数：arrogates过去式：arrogated过去分词：arrogated现在分词：arrogating

He arrogated to himself the right to make all decisions.
他擅自赋予自己作出所有决定的权利。
The new manager arrogated the authority to approve all leave requests.
新经理擅自夺取了批准所有休假申请的权力。
She was criticized for arrogating the role of team leader without discussion.
她因未经讨论就擅自承担团队领导的角色而受到批评。
He tends to arrogate knowledge he doesn't actually possess.
他倾向于夸大自己并不真正拥有的知识。
The dictator arrogated absolute power, ignoring the voices of the people.
独裁者擅自夺取了绝对权力，无视人民的声音。
It's unfair for him to arrogate the credit for the project's success.
他擅自将项目成功的功劳据为己有，这是不公平的。
Don't arrogate expertise in an area where you're not qualified.
不要在你没有资格的领域里自诩为专家。
The CEO arrogated the decision-making process, leaving no room for input from others.
首席执行官擅自决定了决策过程，没有给其他人留出发表意见的空间。
They were accused of arrogating public resources for their own gain.
他们被指控擅自挪用公共资源以谋取私利。
He arrogated the title of 'expert' despite having limited experience in the field.
尽管在该领域经验有限，他仍擅自自称“专家”。