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warlords
军阀；军阀式领袖
warlords is the plural of warlord.
核心释义
指中央政府软弱时在地方独揽军事和行政大权的人。
a military leader who holds power in a region without being answerable to a higher authority, especially when the central government is weak
- 1.
在政府薄弱的地区拥有民事权力的军事指挥官或匪首。
A military commander or bandit leader wielding civilian power in an area where the government is weak.
- 2.
中央政权薄弱时在地方行使军政大权且不对任何人负责的军事首领
supreme military leader exercising civil power in a region especially one accountable to nobody when the central government is weak
在政府薄弱的地区拥有民事权力的军事指挥官或匪首。；中央政权薄弱时在地方行使军政大权且不对任何人负责的军事首领；军阀；军阀式领袖
用法In use
After the central government fell, a warlord ruled the northern provinces.
用法提示：这里 warlord 为可数名词单数，指割据一方、自行其是的军事统治者。
The warlord forced local farmers to give him most of their harvest.
用法提示：句中 warlord 作主语，强调其强征暴敛的军阀身份。
During the war, rival warlords constantly fought for land and power.
用法提示：warlords 是复数形式，指多个军事首领。
warlord of [place]
用 of 说明军阀所控制的地区或势力范围。
The warlord of the northern province controlled every road and village.
北方省份的军阀控制着每一条道路和村庄。
a warlord who [clause]
who 引导定语从句，常用来描述军阀的行为、背景或特点。
相关词与表达Connections
搭配Collocations
- local warlord
- 地方军阀
- The region was ruled by a ruthless local warlord.这个地区由一个残暴的地方军阀统治。
- warlord era
- 军阀时期
- This old fortress dates back to the warlord era.这座古老的堡垒可以追溯到军阀时期。
- warlord faction
- 军阀派系
- Several warlord factions fought for control of the capital.几个军阀派系为争夺首都的控制权而战。
- feudal warlord
- 封建军阀
- The film depicts the cruelty of a feudal warlord.这部电影描绘了一个封建军阀的残暴。
- regional warlord
- 地区军阀
学习提示Learner notes
记忆技巧Memory Tip
把warlord拆成war（战争）+lord（领主）：靠战争割据一方的领主，就是军阀。
语境与语域Context & Register
语域：neutral 常见场景：历史讨论、新闻报道、政治分析 该词用法比较中性，通常出现在历史、政治或新闻语境中，用来描述割据一方的军事领袖；日常口语中较少使用。
语法说明Grammar Note
常含贬义，指中央政府软弱时在地方掌握军政大权的首领。
发音与拼写Pronunciation & Spelling
Rhymes with the -lord part of warlord: lord, board, hoard, sword, ward (note sword has a silent w). Warm looks similar to ward but ends in /m/, so it does not rhyme.
用法优先级Usage priority
Collins 词频等级为 1，建议结合例句记忆，而不是只背中文释义。
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