hector someone into submission
collocation强迫某人屈服
The bully tried to hector the smaller boy into submission.
那个恶霸试图威吓那个小男孩，让他屈服。
恃强凌弱者；虚张声势的人
hectors — plural of hector
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恃强凌弱者；虚张声势的人
A blustering, noisy, turbulent person; a braggart or bully.
The office hector always tries to dominate meetings with his loud voice.
办公室里的威吓者总是用他的大嗓门试图主导会议。
有时形式为Hector:一个虚张声势、吵闹、好斗的家伙；吹牛者,恶霸。
Sometimes in the form Hector: a blustering, noisy, turbulent fellow; a braggart, bully.
Don't let that hector push you around; stand up for yourself.
别让那个虚张声势的人欺负你，要为自己挺身而出。
The neighborhood hector threatened the kids but never actually harmed anyone.
社区里的那个威吓者吓唬孩子们，但从未真正伤害过任何人。
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强迫某人屈服
The bully tried to hector the smaller boy into submission.
那个恶霸试图威吓那个小男孩，让他屈服。
威吓证人
The lawyer was accused of trying to hector the witness.
该律师被指控试图威吓证人。
不断威吓
He constantly hectors his subordinates, making them feel anxious.
他不断威吓下属，让他们感到焦虑。
一个吹嘘的威吓者
The tavern was full of bragging hectors looking for a fight.
酒馆里满是吹嘘的威吓者，想找架打。
无情地威吓
The drill sergeant hectored the recruits relentlessly.
训练中士无情地威吓新兵。
威吓做某事
They hectored him into signing the contract against his will.
他们威吓他违背自己的意愿签了合同。
赫克托耳的命运在阿喀琉斯于特洛伊城外将他杀死时被封印。
In Homer's Iliad, Hector is the greatest Trojan hero.
在荷马的《伊利亚特》中，赫克托耳是最伟大的特洛伊英雄。
记住赫克托耳，特洛伊的保卫者。
Hector leads the Trojan forces against the Greeks.
赫克托耳率领特洛伊军队对抗希腊人。
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想象一个叫赫克托的人，总是虚张声势吓唬人，谐音“黑吓他”——黑衣人吓唬他。
语域：formal 常见场景：文学描述、历史讨论 该词作为名词指‘威吓者’，通常用于正式或文学语境，多描述特洛伊战争中的赫克托耳或比喻性的威吓者。
sector, vector, rector share the same stressed vowel /e/ and rhyme with hector; doctor, actor, factor are spelling lookalikes with different vowels (/ɒ/, /æ/, /æ/).
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