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Vocabolario per IELTS Academic (Punteggio 5) - Guerra

Qui, imparerai alcune parole inglesi relative alla guerra che sono necessarie per l'esame accademico IELTS di base.

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Vocabulary for IELTS Academic (Band 5)
battle
battle
[sostantivo]

a fight between opposing armed forces, particularly during a war

battaglia

battaglia

Ex: The generals strategized to minimize casualties in the upcoming battle. 
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combat
combat
[sostantivo]

armed fighting between opposing forces, especially during a war

combattimento

combattimento

Ex: Many civilians fled the area when combat intensified. 
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captain
captain
[sostantivo]

a military officer with a rank above that of a lieutenant and below that of a major

capitano

capitano

Ex: The captain's bravery earned him a medal during the battle. 
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commander
commander
[sostantivo]

an officer who is in charge of a military unit, force, or operation

comandante

comandante

Ex: The field commander requested additional supplies. 
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cavalry
cavalry
[sostantivo]

a group of soldiers in an army who fight by armored vehicles

cavalleria

cavalleria

Ex: The cavalry's armored vehicles provided crucial support to the infantry. 

I veicoli corazzati della cavalleria hanno fornito un supporto cruciale alla fanteria.

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general
general
[sostantivo]

a high-ranking officer in the army, air force, or marines

generale

generale

Ex: The general received numerous accolades for his service, including the Medal of Honor, the highest military decoration. 
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tactics
tactics
[sostantivo]

the art or science of employing military forces and strategies in order to achieve victory over an enemy

tattiche, strategie

tattiche, strategie

Ex: The navy's tactics were very effective in destroying the enemy's fleet. 

Le tattiche della marina furono molto efficaci nel distruggere la flotta nemica.

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resistance
resistance
[sostantivo]

military action taken to oppose or prevent an enemy's advance

resistenza, opposizione

resistenza, opposizione

Ex: The invasion was met with unexpected resistance. 
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army
army
[sostantivo]

a country's military force trained to fight on land

esercito

esercito

Ex: The army's tanks and artillery provided crucial support during the battle. 
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spy
spy
[sostantivo]

a person who secretly collects information about another country, organization, or group, especially for a government

spia

spia

Ex: Daniel suspected that a spy had entered the organization. 
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war zone
war zone
[sostantivo]

a region in which a war is taking place

zona di guerra, area di conflitto

zona di guerra, area di conflitto

Ex: Soldiers described the war zone as chaotic and unpredictable. 

I soldati hanno descritto la zona di guerra come caotica e imprevedibile.

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front line
front line
[sostantivo]

the area where opposing forces meet or engage, often in a military conflict

linea del fronte, prima linea

linea del fronte, prima linea

Ex: The front line shifted overnight as the enemy forces made a surprise advance. 

La linea del fronte si è spostata durante la notte mentre le forze nemiche avanzavano a sorpresa.

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weapon
weapon
[sostantivo]

an object that can physically harm someone or something, such as a gun, bomb, knife, etc.

arma

arma

Ex: Diplomacy is often seen as a powerful weapon in resolving international conflicts. 
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peace
peace
[sostantivo]

a period or state where there is no war or violence

pace

pace

Ex: She hoped for a future where peace would prevail around the world. 
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bullet
bullet
[sostantivo]

a small metal projectile designed to be fired from a firearm

proiettile

proiettile

Ex: The police found a bullet lodged in the wooden frame. 
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colonization
colonization
[sostantivo]

the act of taking control of another country and sending people to settle there

colonizzazione

colonizzazione

Ex: Space colonization is a popular theme in science fiction, like Mars settlements. 

La colonizzazione spaziale è un tema popolare nella fantascienza, come gli insediamenti su Marte.

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conquest
conquest
[sostantivo]

the act of taking possession of an area by using military force

conquista

conquista

Ex: The general was celebrated for his role in the conquest, though many criticized his methods. 

Il generale fu celebrato per il suo ruolo nella conquista, sebbene molti criticassero i suoi metodi.

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reinforcement
reinforcement
[sostantivo]

the additional troops or supplies sent to support an army

rinforzo

rinforzo

Ex: Critics argued that sending reinforcements would only prolong the war. 

I critici sostenevano che l'invio di rinforzi non farebbe che prolungare la guerra.

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uprising
uprising
[sostantivo]

a situation in which people join together to fight against those in power

sommossa, ribellione

sommossa, ribellione

Ex: The documentary explored the causes of the 20th-century labor uprisings. 

Il documentario ha esplorato le cause delle rivolte operaie del XX secolo.

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to attack
to attack
[Verbo]

to begin using weapons against a place or enemy during a war

attaccare

attaccare

Ex: The air force unexpectedly attacked the enemy's communication infrastructure. 
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to defend
to defend
[Verbo]

to not let any harm come to someone or something

difendere

difendere

Ex: The antivirus software is programmed to defend the computer from malicious attacks. 
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to fire
to fire
[Verbo]

to shoot a bullet, shell, etc. from a weapon

far fuoco

far fuoco

Ex: The sniper fired a single shot, silently propelling the bullet across the field. 
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to retreat
to retreat
[Verbo]

(of military forces) to withdraw from a position, especially because of danger, defeat, or enemy pressure

ritirarsi

ritirarsi

Ex: The commander ordered his forces to retreat before nightfall. 
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to conquer
to conquer
[Verbo]

to gain control of a place or people using armed forces

conquistare

conquistare

Ex: Throughout history, powerful empires sought to conquer new lands. 

Nel corso della storia, potenti imperi cercarono di conquistare nuove terre.

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to bombard
to bombard
[Verbo]

to drop bombs on someone or something continuously

bombardare

bombardare

Ex: In the siege, the castle walls were bombarded by catapults and trebuchets. 

Durante l'assedio, le mura del castello furono bombardate da catapulte e trabucchi.

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to capture
to capture
[Verbo]

to seize or get control of something by force

catturare, impadronirsi di

catturare, impadronirsi di

Ex: They captured the enemy base in a surprise attack. 
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alliance
alliance
[sostantivo]

an organization or group of people, countries, or entities united by a formal agreement for mutual benefit

alleanza

alleanza

Ex: The alliance quickly responded to the crisis with joint forces. 
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colonel
colonel
[sostantivo]

a senior military officer, typically ranking above lieutenant colonel and below brigadier general

colonnello

colonnello

Ex: The report was sent directly to the colonel for approval. 
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invasion
invasion
[sostantivo]

the act of entering another country or territory by military force, especially in order to occupy or control it

invasione

invasione

Ex: The troops encountered heavy resistance during the invasion. 
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veteran
veteran
[sostantivo]

a person who has previously served in the armed forces, especially one who served during a war

veterano

veterano

Ex: Many veterans attended the memorial service. 
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bombardment
bombardment
[sostantivo]

a continuous attack on an area using bombs

bombardamento, cannonamento

bombardamento, cannonamento

Ex: Historians studied the effects of aerial bombardment in World War II. 

Gli storici hanno studiato gli effetti del bombardamento aereo nella Seconda Guerra Mondiale.

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