state of war
英 [steɪt ɒv wɔː(r)]
美 [steɪt əv wɔːr]
网络 蓝色警戒; 蓝色警戒简体中文版; 战争状态; 一级战备; 战争国家
英英释义
noun
- a legal state created by a declaration of war and ended by official declaration during which the international rules of war apply
- war was declared in November but actual fighting did not begin until the following spring
双语例句
- Jefferson saw slavery as a state of war between master and slave.
杰斐逊认为奴隶制导致奴隶主和奴隶之间处于一种战争状态。 - Torture cannot be justified under any circumstances whatsoever, whether during a state of war or in response to terrorism, political instability or any other public emergency.
任何情况都不能作为实施酷刑的借口，无论是战争状态还是反击恐怖主义、政局不稳或任何其他公共紧急状态。 - "We are entering a state of war," another provincial government website said.
“我们面临一场战争”，另一个省的政府网站上说。 - The country entered into a state of war.
这个国家进入战争状态。 - The new British Congress declared a state of war with germany.
新的英国国会对德宣战。 - Technically, the two sides have been in a state of war ever since 1949.
准确来说，双方自1949年起就一直处于交战状态。 - Equally, a positive-sum global economy ought to end the permanent state of war that characterised the pre-modern world.
同样，正和的全球经济应会结束作为前现代社会特征的永久战争状态。 - Even before the Second Continental Congress approved the Declaration of Independence, a state of war existed between Great Britain and the American colonies.
在第二届大陆会议通过《独立宣言》以前，英国和美洲殖民地之间就已经战事连连。 - There was a state of war between the rivals.
竞争对手间已处于敌对状态。 - At that time, the whole country was in a state of war.
那时，整个国家都处在战争状态之中。