near-monopoly

基本解釋

The country's chimney sweeps enjoy a near-perfect monopoly.
德國的煙囪清潔工幾乎完全享有壟斷權(quán)利。
He still insists that the foundation's massive spending on malaria research is a classic case of a near-monopoly leading to market failure: in this case, a market in medical prowess.
他仍堅(jiān)稱蓋茨基金會(huì)在瘧疾研究上的大量投資是導(dǎo)致市場失靈（此處即是醫(yī)療技術(shù)市場）的一種近乎壟斷的典型實(shí)例。
Mitsubishi Chemical commands a near monopoly in red phosphorescent materials used to make natural-white LED light bulbs.
三菱化學(xué)（Mitsubishi Chemical ）近乎壟斷性的掌控著制造自然-白光發(fā)光二極管（LED）燈泡的紅色磷光材料。

It also enjoyed the backing of state media as part of its near-monopoly on institutional power.
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The very best brand names, Placek asserts, can help a company gain a near-monopoly.
NEWYORKER: Famous Names
But it lays much of the blame on BAA's near-monopoly on air travel in Britain.
ECONOMIST: Breaking up BAA