usurp power 篡夺权力
usurp the throne 篡位
usurp authority 僭越职权
usurp rights 侵犯权利
usurp a position 抢占职位
1. The rebel leader was accused of usurping the throne from his rightful brother.
反叛领袖被指控从合法的兄弟手中篡位。
2. She felt that the new manager was usurping her authority in the department.
她觉得新任经理正在侵犯她在部门内的职权。
3. Usurping natural resources for personal gain is considered a serious crime in some regions.
在某些地区，为个人利益侵占自然资源被视为严重犯罪。
A: Do you think the new CEO is usurping the old board's decisions?
A：你觉得新CEO是在推翻旧董事会的决定吗？
B: Yes, he seems to be usurping authority that doesn't belong to him.
B：是的，他似乎在行使本不属于他的权力。
1) 篡位，夺取王位
2) 僭越，越权
3) 非法占有，侵占
4) 强行夺取
1. 篡夺；僭越（权力、职位等）
e.g. The general usurped the president's power during the coup.
将军在政变期间篡夺了总统的权力。
2. 非法夺取；侵占
e.g. They accused him of usurping the company's assets.
他们指控他侵吞了公司的资产。
verb (present participle)
1. to seize (a position, authority, or power) by force or without legal right.
Synonym: seizing, grabbing, appropriating