adj.垄断的，控制的，独占的

The telecommunications industry in this country is monopolistic, with only one major provider controlling the market.
这个国家的电信行业是垄断性的，只有一家主要供应商控制着市场。
In the early 20th century, Standard Oil was a classic example of a monopolistic company that dominated the oil refining and distribution business.
在20世纪初，标准石油公司是典型的垄断性企业，它主宰了石油精炼和分销业务。
A monopolistic competitor has some degree of control over their prices due to product differentiation.
垄断性竞争者由于产品差异化，在价格上具有一定程度的控制力。
The government has decided to break up the monopolistic conglomerate to promote fair competition.
政府决定拆分这家垄断性的集团以促进公平竞争。
The pharmaceutical industry often faces criticism for its perceived monopolistic practices that lead to high drug prices.
制药行业因其被认为存在的导致药品价格高昂的垄断行为而常受到批评。
Microsoft had once been accused of having a monopolistic hold on the personal computer operating system market.
微软曾被指控对个人电脑操作系统市场拥有垄断地位。
Monopolistic firms can charge higher prices than competitive firms because they face less competition.
垄断性企业在面临较少竞争的情况下可以收取比竞争性企业更高的价格。
The company's monopolistic behavior led to an antitrust lawsuit filed by the Department of Justice.
该公司因垄断行为遭到了司法部提起的反垄断诉讼。
In a monopolistic market, new entrants find it extremely challenging to penetrate and gain market share.
在垄断性市场中，新进入者发现渗透并获取市场份额极其困难。
Some countries have implemented policies to prevent foreign companies from creating monopolistic situations in their domestic markets.
一些国家已实施政策以防止外国公司在其国内市场上形成垄断局面。