n.专制统治者,专制君主,暴君
despot的复数

原形：despot复数：despots

The despot ruled his kingdom with an iron fist, tolerating no dissent.
这位专制君主以铁腕统治着他的王国，不容任何异议。
The people lived in fear of the despot's arbitrary decisions and punishments.
人们生活在对专制者随意决策和惩罚的恐惧之中。
The despot's opulent palace stood in stark contrast to the poverty of his subjects.
专制者的奢华宫殿与他臣民的贫困形成了鲜明对比。
The revolution aimed to overthrow the long-standing despot and establish a democratic government.
革命旨在推翻长期执政的专制者，建立民主政府。
Under the despot's rule, freedom of speech was severely curtailed, and the press was muzzled.
在那位专制者的统治下，言论自由被严重限制，媒体受到钳制。
The despot's secret police were notorious for their brutal methods of suppressing any opposition.
该专制者的秘密警察以其残酷镇压反对派的手段而臭名昭著。
Despite his despotic rule, the king was revered by some who believed he brought stability to the land.
尽管实行专制统治，国王仍受到一些人的尊敬，他们认为他给国家带来了稳定。
The historian documented the gradual rise of the despot, tracing his origins from a humble background to absolute power.
历史学家记录了这位专制者逐渐崛起的过程，追溯了他从卑微出身到掌握绝对权力的历程。
The despot's excessive taxation drained the economy, leading to widespread poverty and discontent among the populace.
专制者的过度征税耗尽了经济，导致民众普遍贫困和不满。
After years of living under the despot's tyranny, the people finally rose up in a rebellion fueled by hope for freedom.
经过年复一年的专制暴政，人民终于在争取自由的希望驱使下起义。