倚财仗势: presume on one's power and rely upon one's wealth; presume on official power; rely on one's wealth and power; rely on the power of one's family and have no respect for law and justice
仗势倚财: rely on one's wealth and power; presume on one's power and rely upon his own wealth
依官仗势: he spoke of such matters with assurance by virtue of his influence with the officials.; he owes his position to the influence of friends who are high officials.; rely upon an official and
How come you always get the night duty - they pulled rank on me 你怎么老是值夜班？他们仗势欺压我。
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It is better to grow your mind than to be rich . it is better to advance the nation ' s interests than to use your connections for private gain 自己可以不聚外财，但不能不开发内心的宝藏。自己可以不仗势力，但不能不开创国家的地位。
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The most beautiful moment of a flower is just before it starts to wither . therefore , we mustn ' t be haughty and complacent when everything goes our way 花朵最美的时刻，也是凋谢的开始。所以，人生处顺境时，不能骄傲、不能仗势，更不能自满。
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Ming college and dongfong college were long - time rivals in all the inter - collegiate competitions . the principal of ming college desperately wanted his college to win the competitions , so he invited li , a grand master of kung - fu , to teach his students 邻校东方书院常仗势力欺侮明校学生明校为了挽回面子，要争夺一年一度校际比赛冠军，并请来李寻欢梁家仁任教。
