| 词汇 | militarized |
| 释义 | militarized adjective (UK usuallymilitarised)uk /ˈmɪl.ɪ.tər.aɪzd/ us /ˈmɪl.ə.tə.raɪzd/ A militarized area, country, or organization has a large, strong army and other armed forces and many weapons: 军事化的;武装起来的 North Korea is said to be the world's most heavily militarized country, with over one million men in the armed forces.朝鲜据说是世界上军事化程度最高的国家，军力达100多万人。 Providing weapons or taking weapons away air bridge air corridor arm someone with something armament armed decommission denuclearization denuclearize disarm disarmament nuclear-free peace dividend rearm rearmament recommission reinforced tooled up unarmed under armsidiom with your bare handsidiom Examples of militarizedmilitarized As these threatening practices accumulate, they make it more likely that eventually a crisis or militarized dispute will occur that escalates to war. This pattern makes their militarized confrontations less intense in terms of threat perception. The empirical record confirms that rivalries account for the vast number of militarized interstate disputes and wars in the international system. Indeed, civilian is a term which has definition only by virtue of its militarized opposite. These militarized labour relations were not only introduced to recruit and control labour locally. The war, that is, required "a militarized, nationally consolidated" state (717), even though it was being fought to preserve the independence of rural patriarchs. Once the frontier had been secured, some of the militarized settlers moved south and east to the new frontier. The metre is now militarized, like the page himself, transformed into a martial rhythm. The implementation of these aims became a business for the militarized bureaucracy, which occupied all key points of the administrative system. First, militarized settlers were sent to defend the frontier regions. A militarized dispute that emerges in this atmosphere is more apt to escalate to war than one that occurs in the absence of arms racing. This variable classifies actors involved in militarized disputes in terms of revisionist and non-revisionist states. But the militarized personnel of these cities must not be confused with modern police force, which are separate organizations from the military. Leeds observes that defensive alliances tend to deter challenges while offensive alliances often lead to the initiation of militarized disputes. Through this process of poetic ethnogenesis, even warriors of alien or enemy extraction could be adopted into the militarized kindred formed around the successful war-leader and his family. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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