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 belligerence [bi'lidʒәrәns]   添加此单词到默认生词本
n. 交战, 好战性, 斗争性

  1. Japan's troubles with its neighbours are still vexed by past belligerence.
    日本由于过去的好战给邻居造成的麻烦使得他甚为烦恼。
  2. Again, we turn to the past f firmness, but no belligerence, and by no belligerence.
    让我们再一次重温过去,那就是强硬而不好战。
  3. The striking worker appears to be handcuff to a position of belligerence from which they cannot extricate themselves.
    罢工的工人似乎被束缚在交战状态,而不能从中解脱出来。


belligerence
[ noun ]
  1. hostile or warlike attitude or nature

  2. <noun.feeling>
  3. a natural disposition to be hostile

  4. <noun.attribute>


Belligerence \Bel*lig"er*ence\, Belligerency \Bel*lig"er*en*cy\,
n.
The quality of being belligerent.

2. the act or state of being engaged in war or a warlike
conflict; warfare.

Syn: hostilities.
[WordNet 1.5]

3. an aggressively hostile or warlike attitude or nature; a
readiness to fight or offend, with little or no
provocation.
[WordNet 1.5 +PJC]

  1. Many moderate Arabs have been alarmed by the popular reaction to Mr. Hussein's belligerence.
  2. Advocates of "international stability" fear civil war, accuse the small nation of belligerence, and set about trying to hold the federation together.
  3. He organized the emergency session to deal with Iraq's invasion and annexation of Kuwait and general belligerence toward its neighbors.
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