wartime

中英词典：wartime

形容词

词语辨析

warlike / belligerent / militaristic: 战争的，好战的

peaceful / tranquil: 和平的

词汇扩充

warfare: 战争活动

war: 战争

soldier: 士兵

combat: 战斗

battlefield: 战场

名词

词语辨析

peacetime: 和平时期

conflict: 冲突

词汇扩充

emergency: 紧急情况

armistice: 休战

ceasefire: 停火

近义词

war: 战争

conflict: 冲突

battle: 战斗

反义词

peacetime: 和平时期

柯林斯词典

war·time [ˈwɔːrtaɪm] ADJ 战时的

牛津词典

war·time /ˈwɔːrtaɪm/ ADJECTIVE 战时的

用法

Wartime is used as both an adjective and a noun. As an adjective, it describes something relating to or occurring during a war. As a noun, it refers to the period of time during which a war is taking place.

相关例句

1. During wartime, the economy is often geared towards supporting the war effort. (战时)
2. He experienced firsthand the hardships of wartime. (战时)
3. Wartime propaganda played a significant role in shaping public opinion. (战时)
4. Life during wartime can be unpredictable and dangerous. (战时)
5. She lost her father in the wartime. (战争)
6. Wartime memories still haunt him. (战时)
7. Many families were separated during wartime. (战时)
8. He served in the military during wartime. (战时)
9. Wartime atrocities cannot be forgotten. (战时)
10. Wartime casualties were high. (战时)
11. During peacetime, the country focuses on rebuilding and development. (和平时期)
12. She longed for the return of peacetime. (和平时期)
13. In times of conflict, the effects are felt far beyond wartime. (冲突)
14. He was a conscientious objector and refused to participate in wartime activities. (战时)
15. She wrote a memoir about her experiences during wartime. (战时)
16. The government implemented strict rationing during wartime. (战时)
17. Wartime alliances can shift quickly. (战时)
18. Wartime news coverage often focuses on the front lines. (战时)
19. Wartime negotiations are complex and delicate. (战时)
20. Wartime propaganda is designed to influence public opinion. (战时)