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C1级单词表 - 军事

在这里,你将学习一些关于军事的英语单词,如“部署”、“突袭”、“激进分子”等,为C1级别的学习者准备。

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atrocity
atrocity
[名词]

an extremely brutal act, especially in war

暴行, 残暴

暴行, 残暴

Ex: The museum had an exhibit dedicated to the atrocities of war, showcasing the harsh realities many had faced. 

博物馆有一个专门展示战争暴行的展览,展示了许多人所面临的残酷现实。

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admiral
admiral
[名词]

the highest-ranking officer in a fleet

海军上将, 舰队中最高级别的军官

海军上将, 舰队中最高级别的军官

Ex: After years of distinguished service, she was promoted to admiral, making her one of the few women to hold the position. 

在多年的杰出服务后,她被提升为海军上将,成为担任这一职位的少数女性之一。

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colonel
colonel
[名词]

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

上校,  上校

上校, 上校

Ex: She was promoted to colonel after many years of military service. 
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general
general
[名词]

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

将军

将军

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

a middle-ranking officer in the armed forces

少校, 指挥官

少校, 指挥官

Ex: She admired the major's dedication and professionalism, traits that made him a respected leader among his peers. 
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veteran
veteran
[名词]

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

Ex: Daniel is an army veteran who served for twelve years. 
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to assassinate

to murder a prominent figure in a sudden attack, usually for political purposes

暗杀, 刺杀

暗杀, 刺杀

Ex: A lone gunman attempted to assassinate the president during the public event. 

一名独行枪手试图在公共活动期间暗杀总统。

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to blast
to blast
[动词]

to damage, destroy, or break apart something with explosives

爆破,  炸毁

爆破, 炸毁

Ex: The explosion blasted part of the building apart. 
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to blow up
to blow up
[动词]

to cause something to explode

炸毁, 引爆

炸毁, 引爆

Ex: The sudden impact blew the car up. 

突然的冲击炸毁了汽车。

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to bombard
to bombard
[动词]

to drop bombs on someone or something continuously

轰炸, 连续轰炸

轰炸, 连续轰炸

Ex: The navy ships would bombard the enemy coastal defenses before the amphibious landing. 

海军舰艇将在两栖登陆前轰炸敌人的海岸防御。

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to charge
to charge
[动词]

to attack violently and suddenly in a battle

冲锋, 猛攻

冲锋, 猛攻

Ex: The soldiers bravely charged the enemy's position despite heavy artillery fire. 
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to conquer
to conquer
[动词]

to gain control of a place or people using armed forces

征服, 占领

征服, 占领

Ex: The warlord aimed to conquer neighboring regions to expand his dominion. 

军阀旨在征服邻近地区以扩大他的统治。

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to deploy
to deploy
[动词]

to position soldiers or equipment for military action

部署, 布置

部署, 布置

Ex: The military strategist suggested deploying the artillery to a higher ground for better visibility. 

军事战略家建议将炮兵部署到更高的地方以获得更好的视野。

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to evacuate
to evacuate
[动词]

(of armed forces) to empty a dangerous place

撤离, 撤退

撤离, 撤退

Ex: Recognizing the vulnerability of their position, the military command decided to evacuate the outpost. 

认识到他们阵地的脆弱性,军事指挥部决定撤离前哨。

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to execute
to execute
[动词]

to kill someone as a legal punishment

处决

处决

Ex: He was sentenced to death and executed several years later. 
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to mobilize
to mobilize
[动词]

(of a state) to organize and prepare for a military operation

动员, 组织

动员, 组织

Ex: The government declared a state of emergency and began to mobilize resources for a potential conflict. 

政府宣布进入紧急状态,并开始为潜在的冲突动员资源。

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to surrender
to surrender
[动词]

to stop fighting or resisting and accept defeat

投降

投降

Ex: After hours of resistance, the gunman finally surrendered. 
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to retreat
to retreat
[动词]

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

撤退,  退却

撤退, 退却

Ex: The troops retreated after coming under heavy pressure. 
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guerrilla
guerrilla
[名词]

a member of an unofficial armed group that uses irregular tactics, such as surprise attacks, against regular military or government forces

Ex: He joined the guerrillas during the conflict. 
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militia
militia
[名词]

a military group consisting of civilians who have been trained as soldiers to help the army in emergencies

民兵, 国民警卫队

民兵, 国民警卫队

Ex: In times of war, militias often supplement regular armed forces, providing additional manpower and support. 

在战争时期,民兵经常补充正规武装部队,提供额外的人力和支持。

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militant
militant
[形容词]

displaying violent acts for the sake of a social or political aim

好战的, 战斗的

好战的, 战斗的

Ex: She was known for her militant stance on animal rights, often participating in protests and direct actions. 

她以在动物权利问题上的激进立场而闻名,经常参加抗议和直接行动。

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naval
naval
[形容词]

relating to the armed forces that operate at seas or waters in general

海军的, 与海洋有关的

海军的, 与海洋有关的

Ex: Naval warfare tactics involve strategic maneuvers and maritime combat. 

海战战术涉及战略机动和海战。

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civilian
civilian
[形容词]

relating to people or activities that are not part of the armed forces

平民的,  民用的

平民的, 民用的

Ex: Several civilian vehicles were allowed through the checkpoint. 
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defensive
defensive
[形容词]

intended or used to protect someone or something against attack or harm

防御性的, 防守的

防御性的, 防守的

Ex: Soldiers built a defensive barrier around the camp. 
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explosive
explosive
[形容词]

capable of exploding or causing an explosion

爆炸性的,  易爆的

爆炸性的, 易爆的

Ex: Gas can become highly explosive when mixed with air. 
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A-bomb
A-bomb
[名词]

a nuclear weapon with great destruction power which is released due to the fission of heavy atoms

原子弹, 核弹

原子弹, 核弹

Ex: The scientists worked tirelessly to develop the A-bomb as a deterrent during the Cold War. 

科学家们不辞辛劳地开发原子弹作为冷战时期的威慑力量。

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rifle
rifle
[名词]

a long gun suitable for shooting a target over long distances, which is held along shoulder while aiming the target

步枪, 长枪

步枪, 长枪

Ex: Hunters often prefer rifles for their accuracy and range when tracking game in the wilderness. 

猎人在荒野中追踪猎物时,通常更喜欢步枪,因为它们的准确性和射程。

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fleet
fleet
[名词]

a group of naval vessels organized to operate together as a military unit

舰队,  船队

舰队, 船队

Ex: The admiral was given command of the entire fleet. 
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raid
raid
[名词]

a sudden surprise attack on a place or group, especially by an armed force

Ex: The village was damaged during a sudden raid. 
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curfew
curfew
[名词]

an order or law that prohibits people from going outside after a specific time, particularly at night

宵禁, 禁足令

宵禁, 禁足令

Ex: During the state of emergency, the mayor announced a curfew to prevent looting and ensure order. 

在紧急状态期间,市长宣布了宵禁以防止抢劫并确保秩序。

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hostage
hostage
[名词]

someone held prisoner by a person or group who will be set free if the demands of that person or group are met

人质, 囚犯

人质, 囚犯

Ex: Negotiators worked tirelessly to secure the safe return of the hostage from the rebel camp. 

谈判代表不懈努力,确保人质从叛军营地安全返回。

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torture
torture
[名词]

the deliberate infliction of severe pain as punishment or to force someone to provide information or comply with demands

酷刑,  折磨

酷刑, 折磨

Ex: International law prohibits the use of torture. 
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occupation
occupation
[名词]

the act of invading and controlling a country, city, etc.

占领

占领

Ex: The occupation forces established their headquarters in the capital, using it as a base to control the surrounding regions. 
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trench
trench
[名词]

a long narrow hole dug in the ground in which soldiers move and are protected from enemy fire

战壕, 沟渠

战壕, 沟渠

Ex: Life in the trench was harsh, with constant exposure to the elements and the ever-present threat of enemy fire. 

战壕里的生活很艰苦,不断暴露在自然环境中,而且时刻面临敌人的炮火威胁。

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truce
truce
[名词]

an agreement according to which enemies or opponents stop fighting each other for a specific period of time

休战, 停火

休战, 停火

Ex: The leaders signed a truce, hoping it would lead to a lasting peace agreement and end the conflict. 

领导人签署了停战协议,希望这将导致持久的和平协议并结束冲突。

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to arm
to arm
[动词]

to provide individuals or groups with weapons, ensuring they have the necessary equipment for defense or offense

武装

武装

Ex: The resistance movement planned to arm local militias to resist foreign occupation. 
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warfare
warfare
[名词]

involvement in war, particularly using certain methods or weapons

战争, 武装冲突

战争, 武装冲突

Ex: The rules of trench warfare during World War I led to brutal and prolonged battles with heavy casualties. 

第一次世界大战期间堑壕战的规则导致了残酷而持久的战斗和重大伤亡。

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machine gun
machine gun
[名词]

a gun that automatically and rapidly fires a succession of bullets upon pressing the trigger

机枪, 自动步枪

机枪, 自动步枪

Ex: The troops advanced cautiously, relying on the firepower of their machine guns to suppress enemy positions. 

部队谨慎前进,依靠机枪的火力压制敌方阵地。

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evacuation
evacuation
[名词]

the action of transferring people or being transferred to somewhere else to be safe from a dangerous situation

疏散

疏散

Ex: The military organized the evacuation of civilians from the war-torn region, providing safe passage to refugee camps. 

军方组织了从战乱地区平民的疏散,为难民营提供了安全通道。

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command
command
[名词]

an order, particularly given by someone in a position of authority

命令, 指令

命令, 指令

Ex: The police chief gave a strict command for officers to maintain order during the protest. 
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AWOL
AWOL
[形容词]

(of a soldier) having left one's military duty without being permitted to do so

擅离职守, 未经许可离队

擅离职守, 未经许可离队

Ex: He was marked AWOL after failing to return from leave. 

他休假后未归,被登记为未经许可离队。

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ground zero
ground zero
[名词]

the exact location of a nuclear explosion

爆心投影点, 震中

爆心投影点, 震中

Ex: Rescue workers bravely entered ground zero to search for survivors amidst the rubble of the collapsed buildings. 

救援人员勇敢地进入爆心投影点,在倒塌建筑物的废墟中寻找幸存者。

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gunner
gunner
[名词]

a member of an armed force who is specifically trained to fire large guns

炮手, 炮兵

炮手, 炮兵

Ex: Gunners on the battleship manned the anti-aircraft guns during the intense naval battle. 

战舰上的炮手在激烈的海战中操作了防空炮。

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blowgun
blowgun
[名词]

a tube-like weapon through which an arrow is shot if someone breathes in it forcefully

吹箭, 吹管

吹箭, 吹管

Ex: He demonstrated his skill with the blowgun by hitting the target with remarkable accuracy from a distance. 

他用吹箭从远处以惊人的准确性击中目标,展示了他的技能。

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submachine gun

an automatic gun that is not heavy and can be easily held and carried by hand

冲锋枪, 轻型机枪

冲锋枪, 轻型机枪

Ex: Submachine guns are valued for their compact size and rapid-fire capabilities in close-quarters combat. 

冲锋枪因其紧凑的尺寸和在近距离战斗中的快速射击能力而受到重视。

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to station
to station
[动词]

to send a person to a particular place in order to carry out a duty, particularly a military person

驻扎, 派遣

驻扎, 派遣

Ex: The general stationed units along the perimeter to fortify the defense. 
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magazine
magazine
[名词]

the part of a gun containing its bullets

弹匣, 杂志

弹匣, 杂志

Ex: The hunter carried spare magazines in his backpack for his rifle during the hunting trip. 
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artillery
artillery
[名词]

big heavy guns that are attached on top of moving wheels or tracks

炮兵

炮兵

Ex: Artillery played a crucial role in breaking through the defensive lines during the battle. 

炮兵在战斗中突破防线发挥了关键作用。

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nuclear deterrent

a nuclear weapon of a country that is very powerful and serves as a protection against other countries' attacks

核威慑, 核威慑武器

核威慑, 核威慑武器

Ex: During the Cold War, both superpowers relied on nuclear deterrents to prevent direct conflict. 

在冷战期间,两个超级大国都依靠核威慑来防止直接冲突。

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nerve agent
nerve agent
[名词]

a poisonous chemical that is damaging to the nervous system and is used as a war weapon

神经毒剂, 神经毒素

神经毒剂, 神经毒素

Ex: The use of nerve agents in warfare is prohibited under international law due to their devastating impact on civilians. 

由于神经毒剂对平民的毁灭性影响,国际法禁止在战争中使用它们。

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nerve gas
nerve gas
[名词]

a toxic chemical substance that interferes with the normal functioning of the nervous system

神经毒气

神经毒气

Ex: The military conducted drills to prepare soldiers for a potential nerve gas attack. 

军方进行了演习,为士兵准备应对潜在的神经毒气攻击。

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roger
roger
[感叹词]

used in radio communication to confirm that a message has been received and understood

收到,  明白

收到, 明白

Ex: "Roger, we'll hold our position until further instructions." 
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ten-four
ten-four
[感叹词]

a radio code used in two-way radio communication as an affirmative response or an indication of understanding

收到, 明白

收到, 明白

Ex: "Ten-four, I copy that," replied the firefighter to confirm receiving instructions from command. 

"Ten-four,收到",消防员回答以确认从指挥部接收到了指令。

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martial law
martial law
[名词]

a situation where the military becomes in charge of a country, replacing regular laws with their own rule, in order to maintain order during times of crisis or disturbance

戒严, 军事管制

戒严, 军事管制

Ex: Under martial law, strict curfews and restrictions on public gatherings were enforced to maintain security. 

在戒严法下,实施了严格的宵禁和公共集会限制以维护安全。

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to discharge
to discharge
[动词]

to officially release or dismiss someone from the police or armed forces

释放,  退伍

释放, 退伍

Ex: The officer was discharged from the police force for misconduct. 
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