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

military /milˈi-tə-ri/

adjective

Of, relating to or characteristic of soldiers, armies, or warfare

Warlike

noun

Soldiery

The army

A soldier (obsolete)

ORIGIN: Fr militaire, from L mīlitāris military, from mīles, -itis a soldier

milˈitar adjective (obsolete)

Military

milˈitarily adverb

milˈitarism noun

An excess of the military spirit

Domination by an army, or military class or ideals

Belief in the merits of such domination

A tendency to overvalue military power or to view things from the soldier's point of view

milˈitarist noun

A soldier (Shakespeare)

A person who studies military science

A person imbued with militarism

militaristˈic adjective

militaristˈically adverb

militarīzāˈtion or militarīsāˈtion noun

milˈitarize or milˈitarise transitive verb

To reduce or convert to a military model or method
To make militaristic
To subject to military domination

military academy noun

A training college for army officer cadets

military band noun

A band of brasses, woodwinds, and percussion

military cross noun

A decoration awarded for gallantry since 1914, orig to army officers (below major) and warrant officers, but later to other ranks as well (abbrev MC)

military honours see under honour

military-industrial complex noun

The armed forces of a country, together with the industries producing military equipment, regarded as a powerful economic and political force

military medal noun

A medal for bravery in action awarded between 1916 and 1993 to non-commissioned and warrant officers and serving men (abbrev MM)

military police noun

A body of men and women functioning as a police force within the army (abbrev MP)

military policeman, policewoman noun