warlike + noun
The warlike nation prepared for conflict.
这个好战的民族为冲突做好了准备。
好战的;好斗的;穷兵黩武的
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好战的;好斗的;穷兵黩武的
hostile and belligerent; inclined to war or hard-line policies
The warlike nation prepared for conflict.
这个好战的民族为冲突做好了准备。
敌对的,好战的
Hostile and belligerent.
好战的;倾向于战争或强硬政策的
disposed to warfare or hard-line policies
军事的,好战的,军国主义的
Martial, bellicose or militaristic.
战争的;显示战争或军事生活的
suggesting war or military life
The general's warlike speech worried the diplomats.
将军的好战言论令外交官们感到担忧。
AI contextual example
She found his warlike attitude impossible to tolerate.
她觉得他好斗的态度令人无法忍受。
AI contextual example
These ancient people were described as warlike by the Romans.
罗马人称这些古代民族为好战的。
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warlike policies
好战的政策
WordNet
The warlike nation prepared for conflict.
这个好战的民族为冲突做好了准备。
Some ancient tribes were very warlike.
一些古代部落非常好战。
The once peaceful tribe became warlike under new leadership.
原本和平的部落在新领导下变得好战。
Not this
He is a warlike.
Use this
He is warlike.
warlike 是形容词,不能直接用作名词,前面不需要不定冠词 a。
Not this
They acted warlikely.
Use this
They acted in a warlike manner.
warlike 没有副词形式,不能加 -ly 变成副词,应改用介词短语 in a warlike manner。
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好战的民族;尚武的国家
The ancient Spartans were a warlike nation.
古代斯巴达人是一个好战的民族。
好战姿态;强硬架势
The country adopted a warlike posture toward its neighbors.
该国对邻国采取了强硬的好战姿态。
好战言论;战争叫嚣
The leader's warlike rhetoric worried the international community.
该领导人的好战言论令国际社会感到担忧。
备战;战争准备
Warlike preparations were visible along the border.
边境沿线可以看到备战的迹象。
尚武精神;好战精神
Their warlike spirit was praised in ancient poems.
他们的尚武精神在古代诗歌中受到赞扬。
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记:war(战争)+ like(像)= 像战争一样,满脑子都是打仗,所以是好战的。
语域:formal 常见场景:historical writing、political commentary、military analysis warlike 通常用于较正式的书面语境,如在历史、政治或军事讨论中,形容好战、倾向于战争或具有军事色彩。日常口语中较少见,更常说 aggressive 或 ready to fight。
常用于描述国家、民族或政策的好战性质。
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