vt.独占，垄断，包办，占去(某人的大部分注意力或时间)，霸占，使无法摆脱

原形：monopolize第三人称单数：monopolizes过去式：monopolized过去分词：monopolized现在分词：monopolizing

Mary tried to monopolize his time.
玛丽想独占他的时间。
Our aim was to outdo other competitors and monopolize the market.
我们的目标是打败其他竞争对手，垄断市场。
Eric's always monopolizing the conversation.
埃里克总是一个人滔滔不绝地讲，别人插不上话。
The big tech companies have been accused of trying to monopolize the market.
大型科技公司被指控试图垄断市场。
He tried to monopolize the conversation at the dinner party, leaving little room for others to speak.
他在晚宴上试图独占谈话，几乎没有给其他人说话的机会。
The telecom giant's acquisition of its smaller rival was seen as an attempt to monopolize the industry.
这家电信巨头收购其较小的竞争对手被视为试图垄断该行业的举动。
She tends to monopolize the meeting with her ideas, not realizing that others might have valuable contributions too.
她倾向于用自己的想法独占会议，没有意识到其他人也可能有宝贵的贡献。
The pharmaceutical company held a patent that allowed them to temporarily monopolize the production of a life-saving drug.
那家制药公司持有的一项专利使他们暂时能够垄断一种救命药物的生产。
In online gaming, a few dominant players often try to monopolize resources, making it difficult for newcomers to compete.
在在线游戏中，一些主导玩家常常试图垄断资源，使得新来者难以竞争。
The government introduced antitrust laws to prevent any single company from monopolizing the market and stifling competition.
政府引入了反垄断法以防止任何单一公司垄断市场并扼杀竞争。
The oil-rich nation has been accused of attempting to monopolize the global energy supply.
这个石油丰富的国家被指责试图垄断全球能源供应。
The new startup aims to disrupt the industry by offering innovative solutions, breaking away from the monopoly of established players.
这家新成立的创业公司旨在通过提供创新解决方案来打破行业现状，摆脱现有玩家的垄断。
His constant need for attention often led him to monopolize social situations, which alienated some of his friends.
他不断需要关注，这常常导致他在社交场合中独占风头，从而疏远了一些朋友。