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postwar + noun
The country experienced rapid growth in the postwar years.
该国在战后年代经历了快速增长。
战后的
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战后的
belonging to the period after a war
The country experienced rapid growth in the postwar years.
该国在战后年代经历了快速增长。
战争结束后的
belonging to the period after a war
The postwar reconstruction brought new opportunities to the city.
战后的重建给这座城市带来了新的机遇。
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Many countries experienced rapid economic growth in the postwar era.
许多国家在战后时代经历了快速的经济增长。
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Postwar literature often reflected the trauma and hope of the time.
战后文学常常反映了那个时代的创伤和希望。
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postwar resettlement
战后重新安置
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The country experienced rapid growth in the postwar years.
该国在战后年代经历了快速增长。
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The postwar economy was booming.
战后经济蓬勃发展。
Many families moved to the suburbs in the postwar period.
许多家庭在战后时期搬到了郊区。
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The postwar was a time of rebuilding.
Use this
The postwar period was a time of rebuilding.
'postwar' 是形容词，不能单独作名词短语，需后接名词如 'period' 等。
Not this
The city was rebuilt postwar.
Use this
The city was rebuilt after the war.
'postwar' 是形容词，不能作副词修饰动词，应使用介词短语 'after the war' 或 'in the postwar period'。
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战后时期
The postwar period saw rapid economic growth in many countries.
战后时期，许多国家经历了快速的经济增长。
战后时代
The postwar era was marked by the Cold War.
战后时代以冷战为标志。
战后重建
The government focused on postwar reconstruction of the infrastructure.
政府专注于基础设施的战后重建。
战后经济
Japan's postwar economy boomed in the 1960s.
日本的战后经济在20世纪60年代蓬勃发展。
战后一代
The postwar generation enjoyed unprecedented prosperity.
战后一代享受了前所未有的繁荣。
战后世界
The United Nations was founded in the postwar world.
联合国成立于战后世界。
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联想：post（后）+ war（战争）= 战后。记住post像'后'，war是战。
语域：formal 常见场景：history、politics、economics 通常用于正式或学术语境，多出现在历史、政治、经济等领域的讨论中。
Words like 'war', 'store', 'more', 'door' rhyme with 'postwar' as they all have the /ɔr/ vowel sound. However, 'car' and 'star' look similar in spelling (ending in 'ar') but are pronounced with /ɑr/, so they do not rhyme.
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