Definition of peace movement in English:

peace movement

noun

A broad movement opposed to preparations for war, especially a movement in Britain and western Europe attempting since the 1950s to bring about a reduction in or elimination of nuclear weapons.
和平运动（一个反对战争准备的广泛运动，尤指在英国和西欧自20世纪50年代以来旨在裁减或消除核武器的运动）
Example sentencesExamples
- We in the peace movement have been saying this for months.
- He's been involved with the peace movement and the environmental movement.
- The growing peace movement in this country is given very scant coverage by the media who seem incapable of counting beyond 500.
- There were school students and people who had never been on a demonstration before, as well as pensioners and veterans of the peace movement.
- He encourages the peace movement in Britain to continue the fight against these weapons of mass destruction.
- I had just left university in the early 1980s when I got swept up in the peace movement.
- He became a symbol for the international peace movement.
- But what was really amazing about the peace movement was its scope.
- The international peace movement needs to bring both to justice.
- His military past has given a new respectability to the peace movement, which used to be accused of being insufficiently patriotic.
- He is revered as an icon whose contribution to popular culture and the peace movement still resonates today.
- For the peace movement the past 14 months has witnessed a mixture of glorious highs and shattering lows.
- Other members of the peace movement will be canvassing in the constituency while she is behind bars.
- It is now urgent for the peace movement to be reawakened.
- This is why we in the peace movement know our protests are still relevant.
- The instructors here were more like members of the peace movement.
- The strange disappearance of the peace movement exposes the myth that it represented a new radical moment in British politics.
- The visit was conducted by two school governors who are members of a peace movement.
- Between 1968 and 1974, the popularity of the war plummeted, but so did that of the peace movement.
- That is a remarkable reversal of the situation before the war, when the peace movement was riding high.

单词	peace movement
释义	Definition of peace movement in English: peace movement noun A broad movement opposed to preparations for war, especially a movement in Britain and western Europe attempting since the 1950s to bring about a reduction in or elimination of nuclear weapons. 和平运动（一个反对战争准备的广泛运动，尤指在英国和西欧自20世纪50年代以来旨在裁减或消除核武器的运动） Example sentencesExamples We in the peace movement have been saying this for months. He's been involved with the peace movement and the environmental movement. The growing peace movement in this country is given very scant coverage by the media who seem incapable of counting beyond 500. There were school students and people who had never been on a demonstration before, as well as pensioners and veterans of the peace movement. He encourages the peace movement in Britain to continue the fight against these weapons of mass destruction. I had just left university in the early 1980s when I got swept up in the peace movement. He became a symbol for the international peace movement. But what was really amazing about the peace movement was its scope. The international peace movement needs to bring both to justice. His military past has given a new respectability to the peace movement, which used to be accused of being insufficiently patriotic. He is revered as an icon whose contribution to popular culture and the peace movement still resonates today. For the peace movement the past 14 months has witnessed a mixture of glorious highs and shattering lows. Other members of the peace movement will be canvassing in the constituency while she is behind bars. It is now urgent for the peace movement to be reawakened. This is why we in the peace movement know our protests are still relevant. The instructors here were more like members of the peace movement. The strange disappearance of the peace movement exposes the myth that it represented a new radical moment in British politics. The visit was conducted by two school governors who are members of a peace movement. Between 1968 and 1974, the popularity of the war plummeted, but so did that of the peace movement. That is a remarkable reversal of the situation before the war, when the peace movement was riding high.
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