belligerence

英

美

网络  好战; 斗争性; 好战性; 交战状态; 交战

GRE

BNC.32682 / COCA.27292

英英释义

noun

• a natural disposition to be hostile
  Synonym:aggressivenesspugnacity
• hostile or warlike attitude or nature
  Synonym:belligerency

双语例句

• But he told CBS's Early Show that he sees a growing belligerence on the part of North Korea, and a stepped up defiance of international law.
  不过，他对哥伦比亚广播公司的“晨间节目”说，他发现北韩变得越来越好战，并越来越无视国际法。
• Moscow has precious few friends even now. Henceforth it will find it a lot harder to hide its belligerence behind America's unpopularity.
  以后它将发现，要把自己的好战之心隐藏在美国的不得人心背后，将会困难得多。
• But Mr Kim never takes this choice seriously, because Pyongyang knows that the South does not actually want a fight, and so the North flaunts its belligerence.
  但金正日从未严肃对待这一选择，因为朝鲜知道，韩国实际上不愿开战，因此，朝鲜就炫耀其好战行为。
• Now scientists believe that it is not simple belligerence but follows a decline in serotonin, whose manufacture in the body depends on eating well and regularly.
  目前科学家认为，这不是简单的好斗，而是血清素（serotonin）水平降低造成的。人体内制造血清素凭借的是良好、规律的饮食。
• Heroism and Belligerence in No.9 Symphony by Beethoven
  贝多芬第九交响曲中的英雄性和斗争性
• It will also want to avoid military belligerence that interferes in economic growth.
  它也会避免干涉经济生长的军事挑衅行为。
• But Russia's belligerence in Ukraine will inspire an acceleration in the upgrade of production infrastructure elsewhere.
  但俄罗斯在乌克兰问题上的好战性将促使世界其他地区加快升级能源生产设施。
• That soon could change, though, as the feisty spirit and belligerence of the country's Internet industry runs up against a Chinese banking industry known mostly for its entrenched state-backed monopolies.
  然而，随着勇于竞争的中国互联网产业遭遇了由国有企业牢牢占据垄断地位的银行业，这种局面可能很快发生变化。
• During this period the propensity toward belligerence was put under leash by both humans and their institutions.
  在这段时间好战的倾向被人类和他们的习俗束缚起来。
• The belligerence of1908 was replaced with benevolence four years later, as Sweden provided a well-organized and pleasant haven for the troubled Games.
  四年后的斯德哥尔摩奥运会好戏连台，使得1908年奥运会的喧嚣烟消云散，瑞典为矛盾重重的奥运会提供了一个秩序井然，令人愉快的场所。