subdues

v.

征服( subdue的第三人称单数 )；克制；制服；

1. No one has been able to subdue these areas.
   从没有人能够压制这一地区。
2. Soames made a tour of the room, to subdue his rising anger.
   索米斯在屋内兜了一圈，压制一下心头升起的怒火。

Euler Subdues a Very Obstreperous Series
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