1.
To overcome by or as if by staring;stare down.
以目光压倒以或好象以目光压倒；逼视得…不敢再对视下去
2.
To overcome with a bold or self-assured look; stare down.
压倒用大胆或自恃的目光压倒…；盯得…局促不安
3.
Beat one's opponent by an overwhelming majority ; have(or command) a narrow lead over one's rival
以压倒性多数击败对手
4.
The motion was passed by an overwhelming majority.
提案以压倒多数通过。
5.
If I cannot overwhelm with my quality, I will overwhelm with my quantity.
如果我不能以质量压倒，我就一定要以数量压倒。
6.
He overwhelmed Tom King with avalanches of punches
他以排山倒海的拳法压倒了汤姆·金。
7.
The sheen of her black feathers overwhelms the shine of the moon.
她黑色羽毛的光泽压倒了月亮的光辉。
8.
Daylight quenches the candles and the birds begin to sing.
日光压倒了烛光，小鸟开始歌唱。
9.
An overriding national goal is the expansion of nuclear power.
国家压倒一切的目标是发展核电。
10.
To crush or press down on with physical force.
压倒用体力压倒或压迫
11.
submissive children can be cowed by a look of disapproval. To bully is to intimidate through blustering, domineering, or threatening behavior:
唯唯诺诺的孩子会被非难的目光吓倒。而bully是指以恐吓的、盛气凌人的或威胁的举止恫吓：
12.
To affect so strongly as to make helpless or ineffective;overwhelm.
压倒，使无法忍受影响如此之大以至于使无助或无效力；压倒
13.
beat overwhelmingly.
以压倒性的优势打败对方。
14.
He deluged me, overwhelmed me with argument.
他以雄辩淹没了我，压倒了我。
15.
bargaining counter; special advantage that can be used to outweigh an advantage possessed by an opponent
特殊的、足以压倒对方的优势
16.
They shouted down rival opinions.
他们以叫喊声压倒对方的意见。
17.
In 1997,the New Labor Party won the selection overwhelmingly.
1997年,新工党以压倒性优势赢得了大选。
18.
An electoral landslide put the Labour Party into power in1945.
1945年工党以压倒多数的胜利当选执政。