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wartime ['wɒ:taim]

n. 战时

wartime

[ noun ]
a period of time during which there is armed conflict
<noun.time>

It makes up one-third of the wartime configuration of the U.S. Army's 24th Mechanized Infantry Division, which has been deployed in Saudi Arabia.
Many companies now use contract caterers as a form of insurance. While contract caterers originally helped boost wartime morale, many companies now employ caterers to enhance company image.
Included in the unit's sector is the the Fulda Gap, a traditional wartime invasion route through central Germany.
Sweden's wartime cabinet acceded to Soviet demands in July 1940 and sent the gold to Moscow.
The document noted that a prohibition against assassination will mean different things in wartime and peacetime.
Spurgeon is the chief representative in Thailand of the Joint Casualty Resolution Center, a Hawaii-based military agency that accounts for America's wartime missing.
Saddam was reported to be incensed that Kuwait was demanding repayment for the wartime loans.
Mrs. Martin said she can barely remember her husband talking about his wartime experiences.
Fear of rightist reprisals, along with respect for the imperial family, has kept the question of Hirohito's wartime responsibility a largely taboo subject.
The payment of claims for wartime atrocities is both morally and technically different from the settlement of transnational contract performance disputes.
He said the Japanese have been wrong to put such a taboo on discussing the wartime role of the emperor, revered as a Shinto god.
"It would complicate the war." Like many wartime romances, these new feelings may not last.
Two of his books, published in 1940 and 1974, deal with his wartime experience, marking his conversion to increasingly radical pacificism.
The carrier was dubbed "The Blue Ghost" by Japanese propagandist Tokyo Rose because she had reported it sunk several times only to return to battle painted a solid blue-gray color, unusual in wartime when ships are usually camouflaged.
Like other German companies during Adolf Hitler's Third Reich, Daimler-Benz used thousands of forced laborers to fuel its wartime production of engines and vehicles for the military.
The latter's wartime Symphony in Three Movements has been a Solti party-piece these many years; not because he does sensational tricks with it, but because he knows how to sustain its sinewy tensions from start to finish.
"There's been a whole psychological turnaround," says Donald K. Tamaki, one of a team of lawyers who has worked to overturn wartime convictions of the few Japanese-Americans who did resist internment.
It was the first opera house to be built in Berlin, and its fine classical exterior has survived the ravages of fire and wartime bombing.
The 202-page historians' document suggested there was no proof that Waldheim took part in war crimes while with the German army, but said he had made every effort to conceal his wartime past until his Balkans service was first disclosed in March 1986.
He claimed the gold had come mainly from the wartime loot of General Tomoyuki Yamashita, who is known to have died in the northern Philippines. During the Marcos years, Mr Zobel was head of the property-based conglomerate, Ayala Corporation.
Nikolai Rekhovskii, now 67 and going deaf but once a wartime bomber pilot, finds it hard to believe that everything has been given away.
In Amman, knots of Asian refugees huddle under trees on empty lots, giving the flowered, comfortable capital an air of wartime despondency.
For example, Nabisco, known then as National Biscuit Co., touted its graham crackers as "the sweet wartime `energy' food" in a World War II ad promoting paper salvage by children.
Yale's student paper later found out about his wartime activities and he quit his job.
Like Hieu, he was a leader of wartime opposition to the U.S.-backed government of South Vietnam.
"While they may get (the people) to love family and love society, they won't be able to link it up to the patriotism" of prewar and wartime Japan, Nakamura said at another meeting.
They contend that, during wartime, popular will cannot be expressed at the polls.
The Post said the proposals recommend the United States for the first time consider reducing its naval commitment to defend North American sea lanes in order to reinforce Europe from America in wartime.
The controversy over Waldheim's wartime past plagued both events, forcing Waldheim to drop plans to speak at Friday's ceremonies.
In wartime, you do dangerous things." Smith estimated a crew of about 35 will be needed to sail the restored ship as it tours the Great Lakes beginning next summer. The state does not plan to give rides or to rent the ship.

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