armed rebellion

英 [ɑːmd rɪˈbeljən] 美 [ɑːrmd rɪˈbeljən]

武装叛乱

法律



双语例句

  1. The task force emphasized the danger of armed rebellion and guerrilla warfare in the Carribbean and Andean countries.
    工作小组强调了加勒比海国家和安第斯山脉国家进行武装叛乱和游击战争的危险。
  2. As scholars Valerie Hudson and Andrea den Boer wrote in a2004 book, in the mid-19th century unequal sex ratios, which left men idle, contributed to armed rebellion in the Chinese countryside.
    学者赫德森(ValerieHudson)和邓波儿(AndreadenBoer)在2004年的书中记述19世纪中期的性别失衡,男性过多,促使中国农村爆发武装叛乱。
  3. The armed rebellion was promptly put down.
    武装叛乱很快被平息了。
  4. Finally, it even started an all-out armed rebellion which threatened the very existence of the state.
    而最后更发动其全面武装叛乱,危害国家的生存。
  5. Who is capable of putting down this armed rebellion?
    不知道谁能够带领兵将讨平这次叛乱?
  6. The armed couter revolutionary rebellion was put down immediately.
    反革命武装叛乱立即被平息下去。
  7. Any liabilities arising from any consequences which are, directly or indirectly brought about by the war, similar act of war, hostile act, armed conflict, terrorism, rebellion and coup;
    由于战争、类似战争行为、敌对行为、武装冲突、恐怖活动、谋反、政变直接或间接引起的任何后果所致的责任;
  8. When the armed rebellion failed, they fled to india.
    叛乱失败后,又逃往印度。
  9. In 1842, the suffragist movement under the leadership of Thomas Dorr developed into an armed rebellion, which eventually forced the state government to adopt universal suffrage.
    1842年,争取普选权的运动在多尔律师领导下演变为武装起义,迫使州政府做出让步。