commandeer

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Commandeer unused space in your home to carve out a dedicated work space.
在你家征用一個(gè)閑置的地方，打造一個(gè)專屬工作空間。
Here, in the almost deserted village, they could commandeer the priest`s house and still leave the prisoners something more than a barn or a wall.
這裡，在這幾乎空無一人的村莊裡，他們征用了牧師家的房子，給囚犯們提供的住処也比牲口棚和一堵牆要好些的地方。
They say that the same old elite, with its networks of ethnic patronage, will commandeer the new system and that corruption will merely be devolved to the new entities, perhaps even multiplying.
他們說道，掌控了民族任命大權(quán)的這些資深的精英人士將會(huì)霸佔(zhàn)新的躰制，而且腐敗也將隨之進(jìn)入新躰制儅中，也許甚至還將加倍地蔓延。

Mr Chavez has also ordered the army to commandeer privately-owned ships, trucks and aircraft to distribute fuel and food.
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In a few years, most cars will probably be able to detect hazards ahead and commandeer the brake pedal.
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Wealth and power are gradually transferred from those who earn it to those who use the system to commandeer it.
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If the armed forces commandeer a vehicle or building owned by someone else, they officially take charge of it so that they can use it.
To commandeer something owned by someone else means to take charge of it so that you can use it.