霸【bà】
- hegemon
- tyrant
- lord
- feudal chief
- to rule by force
- to usurp
- (in modern advertising) master
Generated definitions (experimental)
- hegemon
- tyrant
- lord
- feudal chief
- to rule by force
- to usurp
- (in modern advertising) master
Refers to a dominant leader or state that exerts control over others, often in a political or military context.
In this war, this country became the hegemon of the region.
This hegemon has significant influence in international affairs.
Describes a ruler who exercises absolute power, often in a cruel or oppressive manner.
In this story, the ruler is portrayed as a tyrant.
Refers to a person of high rank or authority, often associated with feudal systems.
In the Middle Ages, nobles were often referred to as lords.
Refers to a leader in a feudal system, often responsible for land and loyalty from vassals.
As a feudal chief, the farmers must swear allegiance to him.
This feudal chief has many followers and subordinates.
Indicates the use of power or violence to maintain control over others.
In this country, many rulers govern the people through force.
Refers to taking control or possession of something without right, often through force.
He tried to usurp the throne, thereby seizing royal power.
This coup was aimed at usurping control of the country.
Used to describe someone who is highly skilled or knowledgeable, especially in a specific field or craft.
Generated collocations (experimental)
bà zhǔ霸主hegemonbà quán霸权hegemonybào jūn暴君tyrantbà dào霸道tyrannical waywěi伪bà霸false lordbà qì霸气domineering attitudebà zhàn霸占to usurpbà líng霸凌bullying behaviorbà wáng霸王overlordbà zhǔ霸主dì wèi地位dominant positionshāng yè商业bà quán霸权commercial hegemonybà quán zhǔ yì霸权主义hegemonismbà dào霸道de的lǐng dǎo领导tyrannical leadershipquán lì权力bà líng霸凌abuse of power