subverted

英 [səbˈvɜːtɪd]

美 [səbˈvɜːrtɪd]

v.  颠覆; 暗中破坏; 使背叛; 使变节; 策反
subvert的过去分词和过去式

过去式：subverted　

COCA.46017

柯林斯词典

• VERB 颠覆;破坏
  Tosubvertsomething means to destroy its power and influence.
  1. ...an alleged plot to subvert the state.
     涉嫌颠覆国家的阴谋
  2. ...a last attempt to subvert culture from within.
     试图从内部瓦解文化的最后一击

双语例句

• Section III, the Internet has subverted the traditional restrictions on freedom of expression theory.
  第三节互联网颠覆了传统的关于表达自由限制的理论。
• A diplomat subverted by a foreign power.
  受外国势力影响而变节的外交官。
• As countless films and written accounts remind us, the strongest outer defenses imaginable can be subverted by a prisoner determined enough to tunnel through to the outside world.
  无数的电影和文学作品一再提醒我们，最坚固的外围防范措施都能被具有足够决心的狱囚通过挖隧道而被冲破。
• Indiana State laws deliberately subverted the intent of the constitutions 14th Amendment.
  印第安纳州的法律有意歪曲联邦宪法第十四条修正案的愿意。
• And then he subverted it.
  然后，他再颠覆它。
• As an indivisible part of his ontology philosophy, Heidegger's aesthetics has subverted traditional western aesthetics.
  海德格尔美学是其存在论哲学思想的不可分割的部分，是对西方传统美学的颠覆。
• All of these approaches can be subverted.
  所有这些方法都能够被攻击者破坏。
• I impeach him in the name of the people of India, whose laws, rights and liberties he has subverted;
  我以印度人民的名义控告他破坏了印度的法律、权利和自由；
• Their wills could be subverted only by death.
  只有死神才能使他们放弃他们的意志。
• Philosophers were accordingly banished or put to death, as revolutionists who had subverted religion and the state, two things which were inseparable.
  因此也就有一些哲学家因为摧毁宗教而动摇政治，而被驱逐或处死，而宗教和政治在本质上是联系在一起的。