1.专制;专制政治
2.暴政,苛政
3.专制国家,专制政府
1.the use of power in a cruel and unreasonable way
1.EVEN if I granted all that I have been refuting, the friends of despotism would be no better off.
即使我接受我所反驳的所有观点，专制主义拥护者的日子也好不到哪里去。
2.There was nothing to fear from the Egyptians, accustomed as they were to despotism since the Pharaonic age.
关于埃及人，没有什么好恐惧的，因为他们自法老时期就已经习惯于专制了。
3.If it represents the peak of our intelligence, then the steady march of despotism will not receive any considerable setback at our shores.
如果说这代表了我们的智力之巅峰，那么，稳步进军的独裁者，将会在我国海岸所向披靡。
4.They did not believe in democracy but instead considered enlightened despotism the proper means to govern China.
他们不相信民主，却相信开明专制是管理中国的适当手段。
5.TO SEE an Arab country shaking off the shackles of despotism is a rare and unalloyed joy.
目睹一个阿拉伯国家摆脱独裁统治，这种稀罕事着实让人高兴。
6.Once upon a time, there lived a despicable king who was known for his despotism .
从前，有一个卑鄙的国王，以其暴政二臭名昭著。
7.And this sort of extremist moral idealism will finally lead to moral despotism.
这种道德理想主义极端化的后果便是道德专制。
8.Something like: a low-key version of neoconservatism, wagering that gradual reforms would bring more stability than despotism.
这似乎就是一种新保守主义，寄希望于渐进式改革能够比专制更符合稳定的局面。
9.In place of the local despotism, what the huge crowds in squares and streets across the region are seeking is essentially political freedom.
与当地的专制相反，声势浩大的群众们在遍及此区域的广场和街道上追寻的，从本质上说是政治的自由。
10.One of your burdens, Your Majesty, is that you educated so many of your people abroad that they no longer accept your despotism.
尊敬的陛下，你感到有负担，被您教育的国民一旦出了国，就不再接受你的专制了。