垄断

Mary tried to monopolise his time.
玛丽想独占他的时间。
Eric would monopolise her totally, to the exclusion of her brothers and sisters.
埃里克完全占据她的时间，一点都不留给她的兄弟姐妹们。
As usual, Lisa completely monopolised the conversation.
丽萨和往常一样，垄断了这次谈话。
The tech giant has been accused of trying to monopolise the market with its aggressive business practices.
这家科技巨头被指控通过激进的商业行为试图垄断市场。
The telecommunications company aimed to monopolise the broadband services in the region, leaving no room for competitors.
这家电信公司旨在垄断该地区的宽带服务，不给竞争对手留下空间。
In the early 20th century, a few major players in the oil industry virtually monopolised the global supply.
在20世纪初，石油行业的几个主要参与者几乎垄断了全球供应。
The pharmaceutical company's patent on the drug allowed it to monopolise the market for several years.
这家制药公司的药物专利使其能够在几年内垄断市场。
The government introduced new regulations to prevent any single corporation from monopolising the energy sector.
政府出台了新规定，防止任何单一公司垄断能源部门。
Monopolising the market can stifle innovation and limit consumer choice, which is why antitrust laws exist.
垄断市场会扼杀创新并限制消费者选择，这就是反垄断法存在的原因。
The online retailer's vast range of products and competitive pricing strategies have helped it monopolise e-commerce.
这家在线零售商的大量产品和具有竞争力的价格策略帮助它垄断了电子商务。
The music streaming platform's exclusive deals with artists were seen as an attempt to monopolise the industry.
音乐流媒体平台与艺术家的独家交易被视为试图垄断行业的举动。
Historical evidence suggests that when a single entity monopolises knowledge, progress slows down significantly.
历史证据表明，当单一实体垄断知识时，进步会大大放缓。
The aim of net neutrality is to prevent internet service providers from monopolising access to certain websites or services.
网络中立性的目标是防止互联网服务提供商垄断对某些网站或服务的访问。