第 44 單元 - 進階詞彙應用 – 英語單字
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33 個英語單字與釋義：all-out, ambush (n. and v.), battle, besiege, brutal suppression… 在 OpenQuiz 用字卡、測驗和 AI 口說練習來學習。
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- all-out /,ɔ:l 'aʊt/ (adjective) — 全面的；全力的
例句:They made an all-out effort to win.
近義詞: full-scale, total, maximum - ambush (n. and v.) /'æmbʊʃ/ (noun) — 埋伏；伏擊
例句:The soldiers were ambushed in the woods.
近義詞: surprise attack, trap, attack from hiding - battle /'bætəl/ (noun) — 戰役；戰鬥
例句:The battle lasted all night.
近義詞: fight, combat, conflict - besiege /bɪ'si:dʒ/ (verb) — 圍攻；包圍
例句:The army tried to besiege the city.
近義詞: surround, blockade, encircle - brutal suppression /'bru:təl sə'prɛʃən/ (phrase) — 殘酷鎮壓
例句:The regime used brutal suppression to silence protesters.
近義詞: violent crackdown, harsh repression, forceful oppression - ceasefire /'si:s,faɪər/ (noun) — 停火
例句:The two sides agreed to a ceasefire.
近義詞: truce, armistice, halt in fighting - civil war /,sɪvəl 'wɔ:r/ (noun) — 內戰
例句:The civil war lasted for years.
近義詞: internal war, fratricidal war - civilian casualties /sɪ,vɪliən ,kæʒu'æltiz/ (noun) — 平民傷亡
例句:Civilian casualties were reported after the attack.
近義詞: civilian deaths, noncombatant casualties - clash (n.) /klæʃ/ (noun) — 衝突；爭執
例句:A clash broke out between the two groups.
近義詞: conflict, fight, dispute - conflict resolution /'kɑ:nflɪkt ,rɛzə'lu:ʃən/ (noun) — 衝突解決
例句:They used conflict resolution to settle the dispute.
近義詞: dispute resolution, mediation - diplomacy /dɪ'ploʊməsi/ (noun) — 外交
例句:Diplomacy helped avoid a bigger crisis.
近義詞: statecraft, negotiation - escalate /'eskəleɪt/ (verb) — 升級；惡化
例句:The argument began to escalate quickly.
近義詞: intensify, worsen, increase - ethnic /'ɛθnɪk/ (adjective) — 族群的；種族的
例句:The city is home to many ethnic communities.
近義詞: cultural, racial, tribal - ethnic cleansing /'ɛθnɪk 'klɛnsɪŋ/ (noun) — 種族清洗
例句:The report described ethnic cleansing in the region.
近義詞: forced expulsion, genocide - fight on your hands /faɪt ɑ:n jʊr hændz/ (phrase) — 棘手問題；麻煩事
例句:If the plan fails, you'll have a fight on your hands.
近義詞: serious trouble, hard problem - fleet /fli:t/ (noun) — 艦隊；船隊
例句:The fleet sailed across the sea.
近義詞: armada, group of ships, convoy - hostilities /hɑ:'stɪlɪtiz/ (noun) — 敵對行動；戰事
例句:Hostilities began after the ceasefire ended.
近義詞: fighting, warfare, conflict - international observer /,ɪntər'næʃənəl əb'zɜ:rvər/ (noun) — 國際觀察員
例句:An international observer watched the election.
近義詞: monitor, outside observer, election observer - last resort /læst rɪ'zɔ:rt/ (phrase) — 最後手段；萬不得已的辦法
例句:As a last resort, they called the police.
近義詞: final option, ultimate measure, only choice - massacre (n.) /'mæsəkər/ (noun) — 大屠殺
例句:The massacre shocked the whole country.
近義詞: slaughter, mass killing, butchery - mistrust /,mɪs'trʌst/ (noun) — 不信任；猜疑
例句:There was growing mistrust between the two sides.
近義詞: suspicion, distrust, wariness - overthrow /,oʊvər'θroʊ/ (verb) — 推翻；覆滅
例句:The army tried to overthrow the government.
近義詞: topple, oust, depose - peacekeeping force /'pi:s,ki:pɪŋ fɔ:rs/ (phrase) — 維和部隊
例句:A peacekeeping force was sent to the region.
近義詞: peace force, peacekeepers, monitoring force - rebellion /rɪ'bɛljən/ (noun) — 叛亂；起義
例句:The rebellion spread across the country.
近義詞: uprising, revolt, insurrection - regime change /rɪ'ʒi:m tʃeɪndʒ/ (phrase) — 政權更迭
例句:The election led to regime change.
近義詞: government change, power shift, change in rule - sanction /'sæŋkʃən/ (noun) — 制裁
例句:The country faced new sanctions.
近義詞: penalty, restriction, punishment - siege /si:dʒ/ (noun) — 圍城；包圍
例句:The city was under siege for weeks.
近義詞: blockade, encirclement, surrounding - suicide bomber /'su:ɪsaɪd 'bɑ:mər/ (noun) — 自殺炸彈客
例句:A suicide bomber attacked the market.
近義詞: self-detonator, bomber, martyr bomber - truce /tru:s/ (noun) — 停戰；休戰
例句:The two sides agreed to a truce.
近義詞: ceasefire, armistice, pause in fighting - tyrannical /tɪ'rænɪkəl/ (adjective) — 暴虐的；專制的
例句:He ruled in a tyrannical way.
近義詞: oppressive, dictatorial, despotic
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