conquest

UK:  ['kɒŋkwest]

US:  ['kɑŋ.kwest]

复数：conquests  

n.

1.战胜;征服;攻克

2.征服;获得(物);赢得(物);征服地,占领地

3.感情上被征服的人;受笼络[诱惑]的人

4.征战

5.爱情俘虏

1 . All that mattered was conquest in the name of Kratos, their great leader, who had become near invincible.
所有的一切都以一个人的名义而征服，他们的伟大领袖，那个近乎无敌的存在。

2 . The conquest of Egypt had given the Moslim a fleet, and for a time it looked as though they would take Constantinople.
征服埃及为穆斯林造就了一支舰队，一时间他们似乎要攻克君士坦丁堡。

3 . "Only enter into my plans, and second me with all your power, and I will lead you to its conquest. "
“请你们了解我，尽力帮助我，我要带着你们去征服它。”

4 . Yes. The Norman Conquest was the last successful invasion of England because England has never been invaded since.
是的，诺曼征服者是英格兰最后的侵略者，因为英格兰此后再也没被侵略过了

5 . As a spiritual aristocrat, he has no truck with the complacent notions of progress and conquest of a Whiggish middle class.
他本人是一个精神世界丰富的贵族，他不会对国家的经济发展洋洋得意，也不会花心思去研究如何战胜辉格党中产阶级。