repression

noun

1. 压制；镇压
   the act of using force to control a group of people and restrict their freedom
   1. government repression
      政府的压制
2. 抑制；克制；压抑
   the act of controlling strong emotions and desires and not allowing them to be expressed so that they no longer seem to exist
   1. sexual repression
      性压抑

1. N-UNCOUNT 镇压;压制;控制
   Repression is the use of force to restrict and control a society or other group of people.
   1. ...a society conditioned by violence and repression.
      受暴力和镇压制约的社会
   2. ...the repressions of the 1930s.
      20世纪30年代的镇压
2. N-UNCOUNT (情感，尤指性欲的)压抑，控制
   Repression of feelings, especially sexual ones, is a person's unwillingness to allow themselves to have natural feelings and desires.
   1. ...the repression of his feelings about men.
      他对男人情感的压抑

1. This argument is only too blatantly an alibi for domestic repression.
   这一辩解完全是在为国内的镇压活动开脱。
2. And you are seeing a brutal repression of the people.
   而且，大家看到伊朗人民正在受到残酷压制。
3. In order to avoid the divine punishmen, the pathetic people yielded to the repression of tribal chiefs.
   为了避免神的惩罚，可怜得人们屈服了部落首领的压制。
4. Some will complain that this is financial repression.
   一些人将会抱怨这是金融抑制。
5. This is not about repression or denial.
   这可无关乎压抑或否定。
6. Repression and denial set up elaborate games to pretend that negative thoughts and feelings are not occurring.
   压抑与否定，是去巧妙地假装负面的思考和感觉并未出现。
7. The so-called war on terror and military aggression abroad are linked to repression within the United States.
   所谓的反恐战争以及对外军事扩张都联系着对国内的压迫。
8. Those same decades were marked in Egypt by rising levels of violence and intellectual repression.
   那几十年，埃及的暴力和思想压制不断升级。
9. With nationalism comes repression.
   与民族主义情绪一道出现的还有压抑感。
10. He told her that emotional repression and sublimation was preventing her from understanding her own behaviour.
    他告诉她情感的压抑与升华使她无法理解自己的行为。
11. It described the women under repression and gradually awake to revolt the patriarchy.
    它描写了受压迫妇女的逐渐觉醒和对父权制的反抗。
12. At best effective repression merely forces it to shift production sites.
    最有效的压力仅仅迫使它转移了生产地点。
13. They wanted to fight all forms of injustice and repression.
    他们要与各种形式的不公正和压制行为作斗争。
14. Zimbabwean teachers, forced out by hunger and repression, work as security guards and shop assistants.
    被饥饿和压迫驱逐在外的津巴布韦教师们承担着保安和店员的工作。
15. No government anywhere subjects its own people to such a barbarous regime of fear, repression and hunger.
    没有任何地方的政府会将本国人民压制在这种充满恐惧、压抑和饥饿的野蛮体制中。
16. Under financial repression, access to external finance in an economy is regulated by the government.
    在融资管制下，一个经济体系获得外部融资是受政府约束的。
17. The new criminology recognizes three, the crime, the criminal and the means of repression.
    而这种新的犯罪学认识到三个要素：犯罪，罪犯与阻止犯罪的手段。
18. Its association with HCF-1 suggests an epigenetic mechanism of gene repression in pluripotent cells.
    而在多能干细胞中磺胺吡啶与HCF-1的结合也表明了一种基因阻遏的表观遗传机制。
19. The constant repression of laughter has made you laughter blind.
    不断压抑著你的笑会让你的笑蒙蔽了。
20. We fight for an end to imperialist wars and to repression of our class and its struggles.
    我们将为终结帝国主义战争和所有针对我们的阶级压迫而战斗。
21. Repression and Splitting are inter-changeable concepts.
    压抑和分裂是内部的可变观念。
22. Libya will inject new momentum into the Arab spring-raising hopes that decades of stagnation and repression can be ended.
    利比亚将为阿拉伯之春注入新的动力使人们燃起希望：数十年停滞和压制亦会寿终正寝。
23. Conference on Children, Apartheid and Repression in Namibia
    纳米比亚儿童、种族隔离和压制问题会议
24. Repression and Liberation: Details and Symbols in Daily Life
    压抑和解放：日常生活的细节和符号
25. This centre is repression, control, violence, all the rest of it.
    这个中心是压抑、控制、暴力，以及等等的一切。
26. When we grow up, we get used to repression, no longer cry loudly.
    长大后，我们习惯了压抑，不再放声大哭。
27. This new and elemental environment seemed to call for a savage repression.
    这新的粗野的环境要求的似乎是一种野蛮的约束。
28. Long time repression could lead to host of social problems.
    农民工长时间性压抑会导致许多社会问题。

noun

1. the act of repressing
   1. his goal was the repression of insolence

2. (psychiatry) the classical defense mechanism that protects you from impulses or ideas that would cause anxiety by preventing them from becoming conscious

3. a state of forcible subjugation
   1. the long repression of Christian sects