usurper

基本解釋

Talk about a usurper!
這是一個(gè)篡位者！
When he takes office he will be considered a "usurper" not deserving of my respect for anything of which he affixes his name.
他上臺(tái)后，我會(huì)認(rèn)為他是一個(gè)“篡奪者”，他所做的任何事都不會(huì)值得我去尊敬。
It's not at all the point that a broad, ideological view of Richard II was any different from what Wilson said; that was perfectly true. Bolingbroke was considered a usurper.
并不是說(shuō),《理查二世》的主題思想,和威爾遜說(shuō)的完全不同;,他說(shuō)的也是真的，博林布魯克是被看做篡位者。

The party's hard core argues that they should treat him as an illegitimate usurper.
ECONOMIST: Lexington
In 1984, another military usurper, General Zia ul Haq, resorted to a referendum to install himself as president.
ECONOMIST: Pakistan
The man is a usurper, cheated into office and without any democratic legitimacy.
ECONOMIST: Post-war post bag

A usurper is someone who takes another person's title or position when they have no right to.