annex

复数：annexes过去式：annexed过去分词：annexed现在分词：annexing第三人称单数：annexes

1. vt. 强占; 并吞(国家、地区等) take control of a country, region, etc., especially by force
2. vi. 附加; 添加 add or join sth to a large thing

1. [C]附加物; 附属建筑 a building to a larger building or built next to it; a section that is added to the end of a document

• annex a territory并吞领土
• annex a small country兼并一小国
• annex a local guide在当地找到一名向导

• annex forcefully强行兼并

• annex a codicil to a will对遗嘱增补内容
• annex a piece of arable land霸占耕地
• annex a condition to a treaty在协定上附加一项条件
• annex a clause to an agreement在协定上附加一项条款
• annex a building to an old one在旧建筑物上增盖一座

1. Japan annexed Korea in 1910.
   日本在1910年吞并了朝鲜。
2. In the years immediately preceding the outbreak of war in1939, Hitler succeeded in annexing various parts of Europe to Germany without firing a shot.
   在1939年大战爆发的前几年，希特勒没开一抢而成功地把欧洲许多地区并吞为德国领土。
3. Happiness is not always annexed to wealth.
   财富并不一定会带来幸福。
4. A new wing has been annexed to the hospital.
   医院已经增建了一个新侧楼。
5. She annexed the first prize in the speech contest.
   她在演讲比赛中获得头等奖。

1. Any annex is the integral part of this contract.
   本合同一切附件均为本合同的有效组成部分。
2. The annex has been built on to the main building.
   主楼配建有附属的建筑物。
3. We decided to cover in the passage between the main building and the annex.
   我们决定在主楼和建筑物之间的过道上加盖屋顶。