superpower

英 [ˈsuːpəpaʊə(r)]

美 [ˈsuːpərpaʊər]

n.  超级大国

复数：superpowers　

经济

Collins.2 / BNC.12946 / COCA.8289

牛津词典

noun

• 超级大国
  one of the countries in the world that has very great military or economic power and a lot of influence, for example the US

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 超级大国
  Asuperpoweris a very powerful and influential country, usually one that is rich and has nuclear weapons.
  1. The United States could claim to be both a military and an economic superpower.
     美国在军事和经济上都称得上是超级大国。

英英释义

noun

• a state powerful enough to influence events throughout the world
  Synonym:world powermajor powergreat powerpower

双语例句

• He emphasised the wider issue of superpower cooperation
  他强调了超级大国合作这一更重要的议题。
• The United States could claim to be both a military and an economic superpower.
  美国在军事和经济上都称得上是超级大国。
• Commentators also sometimes confuse China's rapid progress and likely emergence as a superpower with present-day reality.
  评论员有时也把中国的快速增长和可能成为一个超级大国，与当今的现实混为一谈。
• If you doubt it, consider the rise of the last emerging superpower to shake the world.
  如果你怀疑这一点，不妨考虑一下上一个撼动世界的新兴超级大国的崛起。
• If the USA is the last superpower, it is also a nation plagued by injustice and poverty.
  如果说美国是最后一个超级大国，那么它也是一个充满不公正和贫穷的国家。
• China is not a superpower.
  中国不是超级大国。
• The answer is that they appropriated much of the wealth of a collapsing superpower.
  答案是他们侵吞了一个崩溃的超级大国的大量财富。
• Russia is no longer a superpower.
  俄罗斯已经不再是一个超级大国。
• The crisis affirmed the country's new status as the global superpower, challenged only by the Soviet Union.
  此次危机确认了这个国家作为全球超级大国的新地位，这个地位只被苏联挑战而已。
• It is the inevitable rivalry between an incumbent superpower and a rapidly rising one.
  其根源在于一个现任超级大国与另一个快速崛起的超级大国间不可避免的竞争。