empire

empire 的音标是[ɪm"paɪə(r)]，基本翻译是“帝国；帝国统治；君主国；君主政权”。

速记技巧：可以尝试使用谐音记忆法，将该单词的发音转化为“一匹呀”，有助于快速记忆拼写。

英文单词“empire”的词源主要有三个：古罗马帝国、拉丁语和希腊语。它最初的意思是“罗马帝国”，后来逐渐演变为一个更广泛的术语，用来指代一个国家的统治权。

变化形式：

名词形式有empire, imperial, imperialism等。

形容词形式有imperial, imperialistic等。

相关单词：

1. Imperial：形容词，表示“皇帝的；帝国的；威严的”。例如：“the imperial palace”（故宫）。

2. Imperialism：名词，表示“帝国主义”。例如：“the principles of imperialism”（帝国主义的原则）。

3. Empire State：名词，表示“帝国州”，是美国纽约州的别称。

4. Empire At Last：名词短语，表示“最后的帝国”，常用于比喻一个即将结束的时期或组织。

5. Empyrean：形容词，表示“无边的；无限度的”。

6. Imperialist：名词，表示“帝国主义者”。

7. Imperialistic：形容词，表示“帝国主义的；帝国主义者的”。

8. Empire State Building：名词，表示“帝国大厦”。

9. Empire City：名词，表示“帝国之城”。

10. Empire Earth：名词短语，表示“全球帝国”。

常用短语：

1. empire building

2. rule the empire

3. reign over the empire

4. expand the empire

5. conquer the empire

6. rule with an iron fist

7. maintain order in the empire

例句：

1. The emperor was building an empire by conquering new territories.

2. They reigned over the empire for many years, but eventually fell.

3. The empire expanded rapidly under his leadership.

4. They conquered the empire with a fierce army.

5. His iron fist rule kept the peace in the empire.

6. The emperor"s soldiers maintained order in the empire with their bravery.

英文小作文：

The Empire: Power and Control

The Empire was a vast land ruled by a powerful emperor, with an army of loyal subjects at his command. The empire was a complex society, where power and control were essential elements of daily life. The emperor"s rule was absolute, with an iron fist of control over every aspect of society. He maintained order by punishing those who dared to challenge his authority, and his soldiers protected the borders of the empire with courage and determination.

However, the empire was also a place of opportunity and growth. New territories were constantly being conquered, and new opportunities were opening up for those who were willing to work hard and take risks. The empire was a place where people could rise from poverty and become part of a thriving society, if they were brave enough to take on the challenges of empire building.

For many, the empire was a dream come true, but for others, it was a nightmare from which they could not wake. The struggle for power and control within the empire was constant, and it was a reminder that even in a seemingly perfect world, there was always someone willing to challenge the status quo.