| 词汇 | rearmament |
| 释义 | rearmament noun[ U ] uk /riˈɑː.mə.mənt/ us /riˈɑːr.mə.mənt/ the process of supplying yourself or others with new weapons, especially in order to become a strong military power again: （尤指为重新成为强大军事力量而进行的）重新武装，重整军备 The opposition did not approve of rearmament.反对派不赞成重整军备。 Both sides have begun costly rearmament programmes since the war began.自战争开始以来，双方都开展了代价高昂的重整军备的计划。 See rearm I agree with rearmament as a safety measure. They prevented opposition rearmament by blocking critical imports. Public opinion constantly opposed rapid rearmament. Providing weapons or taking weapons away air bridge air corridor arm someone with something armament armed decommission denuclearization denuclearize disarm disarmament nuclear disarmament nuclear-free peace dividend rearm recommission reinforced tooled up unarmed under armsidiom with your bare handsidiom Examples of rearmamentrearmament In this case there would be neither rearmament nor disarmament. The overriding aim was material and psychological rearmament in preparation for the coming war. However, the pressures from the rearmament drive went wider than just the desire to avoid confrontation with labour. From here to rearmament it was only a small step. But so long as the charges on rearmament and the ' progressive ' consensus against interwar domestic policies remained strong, this line of defence had little purchase. Despite a basic anticommunist consensus, in domains like social policy, rearmament, and greatpower relations deep divisions remained. The rearmament programme ironically reinforced this preference for maintaining the status quo and appeasing both business and labour. In sum, expenditure on rearmament was completely at odds with the prevailing politics of disarmament and deflation. Enriching leisure time and improving the workplace would raise productivity, so necessary for rearmament and expansion. Secondly, others have focused on rearmament, either making the treasury the scapegoat for military unpreparedness, or defending its approach to rearmament given resource constraints. Intelligence appreciations consistently predicted that the new regime was intent on a policy of massive rearmament and territorial expansion. Certainly he had been critical of delays in rearmament, and in private was frequently caustic towards him. It implied a connection between inadequate rearmament in the 1930s and failed economic policies since the 1920s. The socialists were deeply divided over ideology but united in their determination to prevent conservatives from revising the 'peace constitution' and pursuing a policy of military rearmament. The decolonization of the mind long pre-dated political decolonization and also transcended it in its concern with the rearmament of the self and humanity as a whole. See all examples of rearmament 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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