expropriated的音標是[?k?spro?pr?e?t?d]，翻譯成中文是“被征用”的意思。速記技巧是：ex+propriate（v. 占用）+ed（過去分詞后綴）=>expropriated。

expropriated這個詞的詞源可以追溯到拉丁語expropriatus，意為“剝奪的，沒收的”。它的變化形式包括過去式expropriated，現(xiàn)在分詞expropriating，以及形容詞expropriate。

相關單詞包括：

expropriate這個詞本身是一個常用的動詞，意為“沒收，剝奪”，可以用于描述政府沒收財產(chǎn)或者私人財產(chǎn)被剝奪的情況。

expropriation是一個名詞，意為“沒收，剝奪”，可以用于描述財產(chǎn)被沒收的行動或者過程。

property是一個名詞，意為“財產(chǎn)”，可以指個人或組織的所有物，包括不動產(chǎn)和動產(chǎn)。

confiscate也是一個常用的動詞，意為“沒收”，可以用于描述政府沒收非法物品或者私人財產(chǎn)被沒收的情形。

deprive也是一個動詞，意為“剝奪”，可以用于描述剝奪某人權利或者財產(chǎn)的情況。

dispossess也是一個動詞，意為“驅(qū)逐出土地或財產(chǎn)”，可以用于描述驅(qū)逐某人或某物出其土地或財產(chǎn)的情況。

expropriations是一個名詞復數(shù)形式，意為“沒收物”，可以用于描述被沒收的財產(chǎn)或物品。

expropriations act是一個名詞短語，可以用于描述某項關于沒收財產(chǎn)的法律或政策。

expropriation law是一個法律術語，指的是某國關于沒收財產(chǎn)的法律條款或規(guī)定。

以上這些單詞都可以與expropriated這個詞一起使用，表達不同的含義和語境。這些單詞都有不同的詞源和變化形式，但都與“剝奪”和“沒收”這個主題相關。

常用短語：

1. expropriate property

2. expropriate land

3. expropriate assets

4. expropriate resources

5. expropriate wealth

6. expropriate funds

7. expropriate rights

雙語例句：

1. The government has expropriated the land of a local farmer.

2. The company was expropriated for its assets.

3. The government has decided to expropriate the resources of the mining company.

4. The wealth of the rich was expropriated by the revolution.

5. The funds of the company were expropriated by the government.

6. The right to property was expropriated by the law.

7. The land was expropriated for public use.

英文小作文：

Expropriation is a common phenomenon in many countries, especially in socialist countries like China. When a country takes over the property of another country or individual, it usually means that the expropriation has taken place. Expropriation can be a positive thing, such as when a country takes over the property of a criminal to protect public interests, but it can also be a negative thing, such as when a country takes over the property of a private enterprise to protect its own interests or to maintain social stability. In any case, expropriation should be carried out in accordance with legal procedures and should be fair and reasonable to avoid causing unnecessary harm to the affected parties.