monopolize in Chinese
monopolize in Chinese is 獨佔 — monopolize means to gain complete control over something, shutting out competition or other participants.
monopolize in Chinese
獨佔
Pronounced: dú zhàn
(transitive) To have a monopoly on something.
What does "monopolize" mean?
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verb To gain complete control over something, shutting out competition or other participants.
"The company tried to monopolize the streaming market by buying up rivals."
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monopolize in a sentence
- The company tried to monopolize the streaming market by buying up rivals.
- He monopolized the conversation all evening, barely letting anyone else speak.
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What is "monopolize" in Chinese?
"monopolize" in Chinese is 獨佔. monopolize means: To gain complete control over something, shutting out competition or other participants.
How do you pronounce 獨佔?
"monopolize" in Chinese is 獨佔, pronounced "dú zhàn".
How do you use "monopolize" in a sentence?
Example: "The company tried to monopolize the streaming market by buying up rivals." In Chinese, "monopolize" is 獨佔.
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