第三人称复数:superpowers
名词超级大国; 超级强权; 超等的巨大力量; 超国家政治实体(指管强国的国际组织)
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2. 超级强国:第二次世界大战期间,美国从民主国家的兵工厂(arsenal) 跃升为主宰世界局势的超级强国(superpower),战后虽因扮 演世界警察的角色而遭人非议,但仍为维持和平局面的主 要力量.
1. 超级大国
A superpower is a very powerful and influential country, usually one that is rich and has nuclear weapons.
e.g. The United States could claim to be both a military and an economic superpower.
美国在军事和经济上都称得上是超级大国。
1. Such a lineup is compared by some to the Buddha with a thousand hands, a superpower capable of taking care of everything.
2. But despite that it is not correct to call it a " superpower ", says an article in Guangzhou Daily.
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3. All should take common responsibilities in this process and carry out unblocked coordination of their stances instead of being manipulated by any single superpower.
4. China pulled off an historic clean sweep at the Olympic table tennis, cementing its status as the superpower but raising concerns about the sport's future.
5. The president told his audience difficult problems will not be solved unless the world's only superpower and its rising competitor learn to work together.
6. There are others with somewhat different views, including those who describe China as " rich and poor " and " strong yet vulnerable superpower ".
7. " It is an emerging economic superpower, one that is writing economic history ".
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8. It emerged from the end of the Cold War as the undisputed global superpower.
9. We Americans who are enlightened are somewhat more worried about our own children than being a superpower somewhere else in the world.
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10. Three decades after the erstwhile Soviet Union's tanks rolled into Afghanistan, another superpower is struggling to bring " stability and order " in the country.
noun
1. superpower
1. a state powerful enough to influence events throughout the world
Synonym: world power major power great power power