wartime

英 [ˈwɔːtaɪm]

美 [ˈwɔːrtaɪm]

n.  战时

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牛津词典

noun

• 战时
  the period during which a country is fighting a war
  1. Different rules applied in wartime.
     战时实施不同的规定。

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 战时;战争时期
  Wartimeis a period of time when a war is being fought.
  1. The government will commandeer ships only in wartime.
     政府只会在战争期间征募船只。
  2. ...his wartime experiences in France.
     他在法国的战时经历

英英释义

noun

• a period of time during which there is armed conflict

双语例句

• Life is full of danger for everyone in wartime.
  在战争年月，每个人的生活中都充满了危险。
• 1943-President Roosevelt and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill opened a wartime conference in Casablanca.
  1943年的今天，罗斯福总统和英国首相丘吉尔在卡萨布兰卡举行战时会议。
• The heavily advertised Britain at War Experience draws thousands to experience wartime London.
  英国战争体验博物馆大量的宣传广告吸引了数以千计的人们来经历战时的伦敦。
• YES. Opened all its wartime archives to researchers and investigators.
  有。公开德国在战争期间全部的档案和调查资料。
• The army has built up to its wartime strength.
  军队已发展到战时的实力。
• This is shown by the experience of wartime and boom, when the usual discriminatory barriers were lowered.
  这种情况已经为战争和繁荣时期的经验所证明。在这些时期，通常存在的歧视围墙被降低了一些。
• Special regulations were introduced in wartime.
  战时实施了特殊规定。
• There's a radical incompatibility between wartime and peacetime existence.
  战时与和平时期的生活有着根本上的不相容性。
• We have already cited one of Churchill's wartime speeches;
  我们已引用过邱吉尔的一篇战时演说。
• We were part of the most powerful wartime coalition in human history through World War II.
  二战中，我们参加了人类历史上最强大的战时联盟。