1、militarist

militarist發(fā)音

英：[?m?l?t?r?st]　　美：[?m?l?t?r?st]

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militarist中文意思翻譯

常用釋義：軍事家

n.軍事家；軍國主義者

adj.軍國主義的

militarist變形

復數--militarists；比較級--more militarist；最高級--most militarist。

militarist雙語(yǔ)使用場(chǎng)景

1、Napoleon is presumably the greatest militarist of modern times.───拿破侖也許是現代最偉大的軍事家。

2、It perplexed her mother and caused her teacher to think I was a militarist at a time when virulent antimilitarism was de rigueur.───這使她媽媽不解，她的老師也以為我是個(gè)軍國主義者，因為當時(shí)正流行著(zhù)反軍國主義的激進(jìn)思潮。

3、builds a firepower assignment model of aerial defense based on expert system, utilizing theory of artificial intelligence, simulating thoughts process of militarist.───利用人工智能的原理，模擬軍事專(zhuān)家的思維活動(dòng)，建立基于專(zhuān)家系統的防空火力分配模型。

4、Today the militarist neoconservatives speak of the United States as "the indispensable nation. "───今天，軍國主義的新保守派將美國說(shuō)成是“一個(gè)不可或缺的國家”。

5、and between supporters of a muscular, militarist foreign policy and those who want to close American bases overseas.───此外一些人支持用武力解決問(wèn)題的外交政策，而另一些人希望關(guān)閉美國在海外的軍事基地。

6、After all, as that wily old militarist Sun Tzu noted: "A wise general makes a point of foraging on the enemy. "───畢竟，正如老謀深算的軍事家孫子所說(shuō)：“智將務(wù)食于敵”。

7、Yasukuni Shrine is the spiritual pillar of Japanese militarist aggression and expansion.───靖國神社是日本軍國主義對外侵略擴張的精神支柱。

8、If you place Mubarak in the long parade of corrupt American-backed militarist thugs, then the key to understanding Egypt ceases to be Islam.───如果把穆巴拉克放在美國支持的眾多腐敗軍人惡棍的行列中，伊斯蘭教就不再是理解埃及問(wèn)題的關(guān)鍵因素了。

militarist相似詞語(yǔ)短語(yǔ)

1、militarism───n.軍國主義；尚武精神，好戰態(tài)度；職業(yè)軍人的精神

2、militarists───n.軍國主義者；尚武分子（militarist的復數）

3、militarises───vt.軍國化；軍事化

4、militaria───n.（具有歷史意義的）軍用物品

5、militarise───vt.軍國化；軍事化

6、militaries───adj.軍事的；軍人的；適于戰爭的；n.軍隊；軍人

7、militarised───v.（使）軍事化；（使）作戰爭準備；（使）適合于軍事用途（militarise的過(guò)去式及過(guò)去分詞，militarise等于malitarize）

8、militaristic───adj.軍國主義的

9、militarily───adv.在軍事上；從軍事角度；以武力；以軍事行動(dòng)

2、岳飛的介紹，要英文的

岳飛是一個(gè)精忠報國的人 第一篇：

yue fei (1103 -- 1142), was an eminent general during the southern song dynasty. born into a poor family, he was studious, brave and intelligent. he was especially devoted to his mother. before his departure to defend his country against the jin army, his mother tattooed four characters 'jin zhong bao guo' on his back to exhort him to serve his homeland with loyalty. he fought the jin army with great courage for ten years and won every battle. he has become a national hero for his bravery.

第二篇：

Yue Fei - Founder of the Eagle Claw System (1103 - 1142)

A Famous General of the Song Dynasty. He fought against the Jin race and became a national hero of the Chinese history. He was born in a rural family in the Tang Yin district of the Henan province at 1103 AD. After a conspiracy of the corrupted government of emperor Gaozoung (Zha Gou) he was imprisoned and finally executed in 1142 AD.

Yue Fei was no ordinary man. From his youth he had extraordinary strength. Before even reaching puberty he could lift a 150 Kgr weight and stretch a huge bow. He was taught the art of combat and that of the bow from Master Zhoutong and at the age of thirty he was already a leader of an unbeatable army. He participated in hundreds of battles and in commanding and training of his troops he was considered to be tough but fair. He was very successful with combat tactics and was usually able to defeat enemies that outnumbered him. Because of his abilities it was said that "it is easier to move a mountain than Yue Fei's army".

The great General Yue Fei created the "108 hands", the so-called Yue Shi San Shou, which later was known as Ying Zhao (Eagle Claw).

第三篇：

. Yuefei (1103-1142 A.D.) was a Chinese war hero and general that lived during the Southern Song Dynasty. An accomplished military man, he was hailed as the reason that the dynasty was able to defend itself against various tribes that invaded central China during this time. His loyalty, however, was eventually questioned in the Chinese high court, and he was imprisoned and executed at 39 years of age. When a new emperor, Xiao Zong, rose to power, Yue Fei was cleared posthumously and a temple and monument were constructed in his honor. His tomb, constructed in 1221, is located in the garden outside the temple and is marked by a large grass mound. In front of the tomb are four cast iron statues, kneeling in submission, which represent the four people responsible for framing him and having him executed. Yuefei, through his actions in life, the events surrounding his death, and the image that has been cultivated by storytellers, commoners and emperors alike, has been elevated to the status of national hero. His story is told to Chinese children, emphasizing the Confucian tradition of courage and tenacity. Today, his temple is a picture of tranquility, with large statues commemorating him as one of China’s greatest generals. The gardens that surround the tomb and the whole temple complex are quiet and peaceful, despite the fact that a city of 6 million is functioning outside the walls of the temples. The temples themselves are beautiful, boasting ornate woodwork, floor-to-ceiling murals and calligraphy telling the story of Yuefei, and inlaid gold sprinkled throughout