insurgencies

美 [ɪnˈsɜrdʒənsiz]

n.  起义; 叛乱; 造反
insurgency的复数



柯林斯词典

  1. N-VAR 起义;暴动;叛乱
    An insurgency is a violent attempt to oppose a country's government carried out by citizens of that country.
    1. He has led a violent armed insurgency for 15 years.
      他领导武装暴动已达15年之久。

双语例句

  1. But then the west took primary responsibility for defeating the insurgencies that had taken root inside the borders of those states.
    但随后西方承担了击败叛乱的主要责任,而叛乱发端于那些国家的境内。
  2. Diasporas provide foot-soldiers for intelligence services and ethnically based criminal networks, and they can foster extremism and sustain insurgencies back home.
    侨民为情报部门和种族性的犯罪网络充当马前卒,而且他们能够培育极端主义,并支持祖国国内的叛乱。
  3. Blame it on terrorist Muslim insurgencies.
    并把此事迁怪到穆斯林叛乱恐怖分子身上。
  4. We know that he traveled to Yemen, a country grappling with crushing poverty and deadly insurgencies.
    我们了解到,嫌犯之前到过也门也门是一个深受贫困和暴乱困扰的国家。
  5. S.assistance to Thailand and the Philippines, focused on their southern regions, which have been wracked by Muslim insurgencies.
    他预计美国将向泰国和菲律宾更多的援助,是两国的南方,那里受到了穆斯林反叛活动的重创。
  6. The Two Insurgencies in the Fifth U.S. Party System and Their Effects: An Analysis Based on the Change of Social Structure
    美国第五政党体系中的两次少数派颠覆事件及影响&从社会力量结构的变化进行分析
  7. We know that he [ Abdulmutallab] travelled to Yemen, a country grappling with crushing poverty and deadly insurgencies, Mr Obama said in his weekly radio address.
    奥巴马在每周广播演讲中表示:我们知道,他(阿卜杜勒穆塔拉)曾经去过也门这个极度贫困和战乱不断的国家。