英语词汇“military”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

militaryadjective

uk/ˈmɪl.ɪ.tər.i/us/ˈmɪl.ə.ter.i/

B2 relating to or belonging to the armed forces:

foreign military intervention

military targets/forces

military uniform

typical of the armed forces:

military precision

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The minister argued against making cuts in military spending.
The military expedition was made up of 100 officers and men.
Spain was an important military power in the 16th century.
The general made some bellicose statements about his country's military strength.
Over 100 military vehicles paraded through the capital in a show of strength.

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The armed forces generally

army
AWOL
camouflage
challenge
civilian
deploy
French Foreign Legion
march
mission
mod
psych ops
quick march! idiom
recce
reconnaissance
regular
sealed orders
soldiering
the armed forces
the military-industrial complex
the National Guard

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militarily

adverb uk/ˌmɪl.ɪˈter.əl.i/us/ˌmɪl.əˈter.əl.i/

militarynoun

uk/ˈmɪl.ɪ.tər.i/us/ˈmɪl.ə.ter.i/

the military

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The president relied on the coercive powers of the military.
Disagreements about defence cuts have opened up deep divisions within the military.
They promised that individuals could live freely without fear of reprisal from the military.
The military wants to allow only a sanitized report/version of the incident to become public.
The president was widely regarded as the tool of the military.

C1 the armed forces:

The military has opposed any cuts in defence spending.

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The armed forces generally

army
AWOL
camouflage
challenge
civilian
deploy
French Foreign Legion
march
mission
mod
psych ops
quick march! idiom
recce
reconnaissance
regular
sealed orders
soldiering
the armed forces
the military-industrial complex
the National Guard

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单词	military
释义	Contents adjective (1) military (1) noun (1) military (1) more…(1) militarily Contents adjective (1) military (1) noun (1) military (1) English American militaryadjective uk/ˈmɪl.ɪ.tər.i/us/ˈmɪl.ə.ter.i/ B2 relating to or belonging to the armed forces: foreign military intervention military targets/forces military uniform typical of the armed forces: military precision More examples The minister argued against making cuts in military spending. The military expedition was made up of 100 officers and men. Spain was an important military power in the 16th century. The general made some bellicose statements about his country's military strength. Over 100 military vehicles paraded through the capital in a show of strength. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words The armed forces generally army AWOL camouflage challenge civilian deploy French Foreign Legion march mission mod psych ops quick march! idiom recce reconnaissance regular sealed orders soldiering the armed forces the military-industrial complex the National Guard See more results » militarily adverb uk/ˌmɪl.ɪˈter.əl.i/us/ˌmɪl.əˈter.əl.i/ militarynoun uk/ˈmɪl.ɪ.tər.i/us/ˈmɪl.ə.ter.i/ the military More examples The president relied on the coercive powers of the military. Disagreements about defence cuts have opened up deep divisions within the military. They promised that individuals could live freely without fear of reprisal from the military. The military wants to allow only a sanitized report/version of the incident to become public. The president was widely regarded as the tool of the military. C1 the armed forces: The military has opposed any cuts in defence spending. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words The armed forces generally army AWOL camouflage challenge civilian deploy French Foreign Legion march mission mod psych ops quick march! idiom recce reconnaissance regular sealed orders soldiering the armed forces the military-industrial complex the National Guard See more results » militaryadjective [ not gradable ] us/ˈmɪl·ɪˌter·i/ relating to or belonging to the armed forces: military spending/intervention/forces A military academy is a place where soldiers are trained to become officers. A military academy (or school) is also a private school or college that expects obedience to rules, has uniforms, and is generally run like the armed forces. militarynoun [ U ] us/ˈmɪl·ɪˌter·i/ the armed forces of a country: My Dad was in the military.
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militaryadjective

militarynoun

militaryadjective [ not gradable ]

militarynoun [ U ]