Definition of Chetnik in English:

Chetnik

nounˈtʃɛtnɪkˈCHetnik

A member of a Serbian nationalist guerrilla force in the Balkans, especially during the Second World War.
切特尼克（尤指二次大战期间活跃于巴尔干地区斯拉夫民族主义的游击队队员）
Example sentencesExamples
- In an attempt to destroy Mihailovi and the Chetniks completely, Tito negotiated with the Germans, promising to stop harassing German troops if they would allow the partisans to return home.
- Montenegro was occupied by the Italians, who had no time to create a dependent authority, Montenegro having quickly become a cauldron of civil war between the Serb-nationalist Chetniks and Communist Partisans.
- In the face of the German attacks, Mihailovic's Chetniks either melted away back to their villages or fled with their leader to eastern Bosnia.
- His forces soon also turned against the rival guerrilla organization, the Chetniks.
- She loathed them because they were the sort of Chetnik nationalists her Communist partisan father fought against.

Origin

Early 20th century: from Serbian četnik, from četa 'band, troop'.

Definition of Chetnik in US English:

Chetnik

nounˈCHetnik

A member of a Serbian nationalist guerrilla force in the Balkans, especially one active during World War II.
切特尼克（尤指二次大战期间活跃于巴尔干地区斯拉夫民族主义的游击队队员）
Example sentencesExamples
- In an attempt to destroy Mihailovi and the Chetniks completely, Tito negotiated with the Germans, promising to stop harassing German troops if they would allow the partisans to return home.
- Montenegro was occupied by the Italians, who had no time to create a dependent authority, Montenegro having quickly become a cauldron of civil war between the Serb-nationalist Chetniks and Communist Partisans.
- In the face of the German attacks, Mihailovic's Chetniks either melted away back to their villages or fled with their leader to eastern Bosnia.
- His forces soon also turned against the rival guerrilla organization, the Chetniks.
- She loathed them because they were the sort of Chetnik nationalists her Communist partisan father fought against.

Origin

Early 20th century: from Serbian četnik, from četa ‘band, troop’.

单词	Chetnik
释义	Definition of Chetnik in English: Chetnik nounˈtʃɛtnɪkˈCHetnik A member of a Serbian nationalist guerrilla force in the Balkans, especially during the Second World War. 切特尼克（尤指二次大战期间活跃于巴尔干地区斯拉夫民族主义的游击队队员） Example sentencesExamples In an attempt to destroy Mihailovi and the Chetniks completely, Tito negotiated with the Germans, promising to stop harassing German troops if they would allow the partisans to return home. Montenegro was occupied by the Italians, who had no time to create a dependent authority, Montenegro having quickly become a cauldron of civil war between the Serb-nationalist Chetniks and Communist Partisans. In the face of the German attacks, Mihailovic's Chetniks either melted away back to their villages or fled with their leader to eastern Bosnia. His forces soon also turned against the rival guerrilla organization, the Chetniks. She loathed them because they were the sort of Chetnik nationalists her Communist partisan father fought against. Origin Early 20th century: from Serbian četnik, from četa 'band, troop'. Definition of Chetnik in US English: Chetnik nounˈCHetnik A member of a Serbian nationalist guerrilla force in the Balkans, especially one active during World War II. 切特尼克（尤指二次大战期间活跃于巴尔干地区斯拉夫民族主义的游击队队员） Example sentencesExamples In an attempt to destroy Mihailovi and the Chetniks completely, Tito negotiated with the Germans, promising to stop harassing German troops if they would allow the partisans to return home. Montenegro was occupied by the Italians, who had no time to create a dependent authority, Montenegro having quickly become a cauldron of civil war between the Serb-nationalist Chetniks and Communist Partisans. In the face of the German attacks, Mihailovic's Chetniks either melted away back to their villages or fled with their leader to eastern Bosnia. His forces soon also turned against the rival guerrilla organization, the Chetniks. She loathed them because they were the sort of Chetnik nationalists her Communist partisan father fought against. Origin Early 20th century: from Serbian četnik, from četa ‘band, troop’.
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