belligerence
英
美
网络 好战; 斗争性; 好战性; 交战状态; 交战
BNC.32682 / COCA.27292
英英释义
noun
- a natural disposition to be hostile
- hostile or warlike attitude or nature
双语例句
- 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 - Does anyone, particularly in Beijing, believe Mr Obama would do anything nearly as muscular faced with comparable belligerence today?
有谁、尤其是北京有谁相信，如果今天面临类似的交战状态，奥巴马会做出类似的强硬举动？ - 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。 - But the hardline Chinese approach reinforces the Indian thinking that engendered Chinese belligerence: that India has little option other than to align with the US.
但中国的强硬做法，却坚定了印度的想法：印度除了与美国结盟外几乎没有其它选择。 - The striking workers appeared to be handcuffed to a position of belligerence from which they cannot extricate themselves.
罢工的工人似乎被束缚在交战状态，而不能从中解脱出来。 - 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。 - 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。 - Stephan Haggard, a North Korea watcher at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, calls the problem of Pyongyang's routine belligerence the phenomenon of a low signal-to-noise ratio.
彼得森国际经济研究所（PetersonInstituteforInternationalEconomics）朝鲜问题观察人士哈格德（StephanHaggard）将朝鲜定期威胁有关国家的问题比作低信噪比现象。 - So far, so consistent with North Korea's traditional belligerence.
到目前为止，一切和朝鲜传统的好战性相符。