Word · Frequency #26897
expropriation
征用；没收；征收
核心释义
the taking of property out of an owner's hands, especially by public authority
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征收行为；无偿放弃私有财产权利要求；剥夺自己私有财产权的行为。
The act of expropriating; the surrender of a claim to private property without material compensation; the act of depriving oneself of private propriety rights.
征收行为；无偿放弃私有财产权利要求；剥夺自己私有财产权的行为。；征用；收用；征收；[经] 征用；没收
用法In use
The government's expropriation of the land was challenged by the farmers.
用法提示：名词expropriation表示政府征用土地的行为。
Expropriation without fair compensation is a serious violation of property rights.
用法提示：名词expropriation在此指公共权力对私人财产的征用。
The city announced the expropriation of land for a new park.
用法提示：名词expropriation表示市政当局对土地的征收。
expropriation of [something]
常表示政府等公共机构对财产（通常是土地）的征用。
The expropriation of private land sparked public protests.
对私人土地的征用引发了公众抗议。
the expropriation of [something] by [someone]
by 引出实施征用的主体，通常是政府或公共权力机构。
相关词与表达Connections
搭配Collocations
- expropriation of property
- 财产征用
- The law allows the expropriation of property for public use.法律允许为了公共用途征用财产。
- land expropriation
- 土地征收
- Land expropriation must be accompanied by fair compensation.土地征收必须伴有公平补偿。
- state expropriation
- 国家征用
- State expropriation of private assets is regulated by law.国家对私有资产的征用受到法律规范。
- expropriation without compensation
- 无补偿征收
- The court ruled that expropriation without compensation was unlawful.法院裁定无补偿征收是非法的。
- compensation for expropriation
学习提示Learner notes
记忆技巧Memory Tip
联想：ex（向外）+ property（财产）→ 把财产从主人手中拿走，就是‘征用、没收’。
语境与语域Context & Register
语域：formal 常见场景：legal documents、government proceedings、property rights discussion expropriation 是比较正式的用语，多用于法律、政府或产权语境，指公共机构依法征用或征收私人财产；日常口语中较少使用。
语法说明Grammar Note
复数形式为 expropriations；常用于法律或经济语境。
发音与拼写Pronunciation & Spelling
These words all end in -ation and rhyme with expropriation: the final stressed syllable is /ˈeɪʃən/. Warning: not every -ation word sounds this way; e.g., equation /ɪˈkweɪʒən/ and ration /ˈræʃən/ have different endings.
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