belligerent

形容词好战的; 交战的; 交战国的; 卷入冲突的

名词交战国，交战者; 参加斗殴的人或集团

1. 好战的,交战国的：2.atrocity 凶残,残暴 | 3.belligerent 好战的,交战国的 | 4.discretion 判断力,自行裁决,谨慎

2. 交战的：bellicose 好战的 | belligerent 交战的 | bizarre 怪诞的

1. （人）好战的，好斗的，寻衅的
    A belligerent person is hostile and aggressive.

    e.g. ...the belligerent statements from both sides which have led to fears of war...
           双方充满火药味的声明引发了人们对战争的担心
    e.g. He was almost back to his belligerent mood of twelve months ago.
           他故态复萌，几乎又像一年前那样咄咄逼人了。

2. belligerent的解释

2. 交战国；交战方
    The belligerents in a war are the countries or groups that are fighting each other.

    e.g. The belligerents were due, once again, to try to settle their differences.
           预计交战双方要再一次试图解决彼此的分歧了。

1. The APPEARANCE of imminent battle is probably what he wants at this time to strengthen his allegation that China is a belligerent nation.

2. If the United States supports Japan to amend its constitution and become a military power, it risks being dealt another deadly blow by a belligerent Japan.

3. That abnormality was an outcome of civil wars between belligerent parties and forces, and it looks absurd in retrospective.

4. As the delay stretched past the hour mark, a negotiator was sent on board to reason with the belligerent security officer.

5. belligerent的近义词

5. Kennedy airport in New York because he was " belligerent " and " disruptive ".

6. Police union officials described Davis as so intoxicated that he staggered down the street, stumbled into a police horse and became belligerent when officers intervened.

7. In this series the belligerent prince is pardoned by his nephew and supposedly lives out the rest of his life in peace and harmony.

8. Libya's response to the UN resolution is welcome and could avoid a humanitarian disaster, because the belligerent opponents will get some time to rethink their methods.

9. The fact that Japan was controlled by a belligerent military turned the country into an aggressive and invading warmonger.

10. He had to tone down his belligerent propaganda and show his critics one or two signs of flexibility.

noun

adj