theatre of war

英 [ˈθɪətə(r) ɒv wɔː(r)] 美 [ˈθiːətər əv wɔːr]

网络  战场; 战争艺术; 疆场; 战争剧场; 战争现场

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双语例句

  1. The Middle East has often been a theatre of war.
    中东这一地区一直战乱频仍。
  2. There is no country so wild and difficult but will be made a theatre of war.
    无论多么荒凉,多么难以行走的地方,人们也能把它变成战畅?
  3. Geographically the theatre of the war is so vast.
    从地理方面来说,战场是这样的广大。
  4. Robotic unmanned predator drones, for example, which can seek out and kill human targets, have already moved out of the movie theatres and into the theatre of war in Afghanistan and Iraq.
    机器人无人驾驶捕食者无人机,例如,它可以找出并杀死人的目标,已经搬出了电影院和进入战场,在阿富汗和伊拉克。
  5. However, Germany and the Soviet Union did provide support to the Chinese before the war escalated to the Asian theatre of World War II, with USA and other allies lending support to China afterwards.
    而在这场战争成为二战的一部分以后,为中国提供支援的则变成了美国和盟军。
  6. Geographically the theatre of the war is so vast that it is possible for us to conduct mobile warfare most effectively.
    在地理上,战场这样广大,我们作最有效的运动战,是可能的。
  7. This commentary analysed the situation in the Northwest theatre and also outlined conditions in the other theatres of war.
    这篇评论分析了西北战场的形势,也扼要地介绍了全国其他战场的概况。
  8. The Theatre of the Absurd is an "Anti-Theatre" during the postwar Europe. The Theatre of the Absurd was a new school of drama appeared on the stage of the Western world after World War II.
    荒诞派戏剧是二战后出现在欧洲戏剧舞台上反戏剧流派,《等待戈多》被认为是轰动当时欧洲乃至世界文坛的荒诞派戏剧典范之作,它是贝克特从小说转向戏剧创作的转折点。
  9. The Theatre of the Absurd was a new school of drama appeared on the stage of the Western world after World War II.
    荒诞派戏剧是战后出现在欧洲舞台上的新的戏剧流派。

英英释义

noun

  1. the entire land, sea, and air area that may become or is directly involved in war operations

      Synonym:    theater of war