Definition of peacetime in English:

peacetime

noun ˈpiːstʌɪmˈpisˌtaɪm

mass noun

A period when a country is not at war.
和平时期，平时
in peacetime, regiments were billeted upon towns and villages
Example sentencesExamples
- Both schemes were considered inappropriate in peacetime post-war Britain.
- It will heavily emphasize a nation at war, but festivities will rival those held during peacetime.
- Yet, there was no telling how the wartime alliance and its successes would play in peacetime.
- Moving hundreds of convoys into one of the poorest countries in the world within weeks would probably be impossible in peacetime.
- In peacetime, we err on the side of caution, since nothing we do in training is worth the life of one of our soldiers.
- The request for such a large number of troops is unprecedented in peacetime.
- It is not necessary today to stress upon the importance of iron and iron industry in both war as well as peacetime.
- We should have the skills to create such systems and control them in peacetime and wartime.
- Costs involved in each option will be assessed for both peacetime and wartime.
- Those who commit crimes during a political conflict rarely pose a threat to society in peacetime.
- People were calling for the same sorts of controls that were in place in the war to continue in peacetime.
- Does war reporting justify a different set of ethics than those applied in peacetime?
- The president realised that their economy was great for making tanks and guns and planes, but what do you do in peacetime?
- The only thought that comes to mind is that this marks the end of peacetime.
- He often proved more expert than the experts, both in peacetime economics and in wartime strategy.
- Seldom in peacetime has a British government sanctioned such a rate of expenditure increase.
- The ability of military courts to prosecute civilians ended during peacetime.
- Most people know this to be so during wartime, but the same is true during peacetime.
- This may accomplish a more effective support to a fleet both in peacetime and in wartime.
- It should be organized and carried out continuously both in peacetime and wartime.

Definition of peacetime in US English:

peacetime

nounˈpisˌtaɪmˈpēsˌtīm

A period when a country is not at war.
和平时期，平时
in peacetime, regiments were billeted upon towns and villages
Example sentencesExamples
- In peacetime, we err on the side of caution, since nothing we do in training is worth the life of one of our soldiers.
- Most people know this to be so during wartime, but the same is true during peacetime.
- The ability of military courts to prosecute civilians ended during peacetime.
- He often proved more expert than the experts, both in peacetime economics and in wartime strategy.
- Costs involved in each option will be assessed for both peacetime and wartime.
- People were calling for the same sorts of controls that were in place in the war to continue in peacetime.
- Seldom in peacetime has a British government sanctioned such a rate of expenditure increase.
- We should have the skills to create such systems and control them in peacetime and wartime.
- It will heavily emphasize a nation at war, but festivities will rival those held during peacetime.
- It is not necessary today to stress upon the importance of iron and iron industry in both war as well as peacetime.
- The only thought that comes to mind is that this marks the end of peacetime.
- It should be organized and carried out continuously both in peacetime and wartime.
- The president realised that their economy was great for making tanks and guns and planes, but what do you do in peacetime?
- The request for such a large number of troops is unprecedented in peacetime.
- Moving hundreds of convoys into one of the poorest countries in the world within weeks would probably be impossible in peacetime.
- This may accomplish a more effective support to a fleet both in peacetime and in wartime.
- Both schemes were considered inappropriate in peacetime post-war Britain.
- Does war reporting justify a different set of ethics than those applied in peacetime?
- Yet, there was no telling how the wartime alliance and its successes would play in peacetime.
- Those who commit crimes during a political conflict rarely pose a threat to society in peacetime.

单词	peacetime
释义	Definition of peacetime in English: peacetime noun ˈpiːstʌɪmˈpisˌtaɪm mass noun A period when a country is not at war. 和平时期，平时 in peacetime, regiments were billeted upon towns and villages Example sentencesExamples Both schemes were considered inappropriate in peacetime post-war Britain. It will heavily emphasize a nation at war, but festivities will rival those held during peacetime. Yet, there was no telling how the wartime alliance and its successes would play in peacetime. Moving hundreds of convoys into one of the poorest countries in the world within weeks would probably be impossible in peacetime. In peacetime, we err on the side of caution, since nothing we do in training is worth the life of one of our soldiers. The request for such a large number of troops is unprecedented in peacetime. It is not necessary today to stress upon the importance of iron and iron industry in both war as well as peacetime. We should have the skills to create such systems and control them in peacetime and wartime. Costs involved in each option will be assessed for both peacetime and wartime. Those who commit crimes during a political conflict rarely pose a threat to society in peacetime. People were calling for the same sorts of controls that were in place in the war to continue in peacetime. Does war reporting justify a different set of ethics than those applied in peacetime? The president realised that their economy was great for making tanks and guns and planes, but what do you do in peacetime? The only thought that comes to mind is that this marks the end of peacetime. He often proved more expert than the experts, both in peacetime economics and in wartime strategy. Seldom in peacetime has a British government sanctioned such a rate of expenditure increase. The ability of military courts to prosecute civilians ended during peacetime. Most people know this to be so during wartime, but the same is true during peacetime. This may accomplish a more effective support to a fleet both in peacetime and in wartime. It should be organized and carried out continuously both in peacetime and wartime. Definition of peacetime in US English: peacetime nounˈpisˌtaɪmˈpēsˌtīm A period when a country is not at war. 和平时期，平时 in peacetime, regiments were billeted upon towns and villages Example sentencesExamples In peacetime, we err on the side of caution, since nothing we do in training is worth the life of one of our soldiers. Most people know this to be so during wartime, but the same is true during peacetime. The ability of military courts to prosecute civilians ended during peacetime. He often proved more expert than the experts, both in peacetime economics and in wartime strategy. Costs involved in each option will be assessed for both peacetime and wartime. People were calling for the same sorts of controls that were in place in the war to continue in peacetime. Seldom in peacetime has a British government sanctioned such a rate of expenditure increase. We should have the skills to create such systems and control them in peacetime and wartime. It will heavily emphasize a nation at war, but festivities will rival those held during peacetime. It is not necessary today to stress upon the importance of iron and iron industry in both war as well as peacetime. The only thought that comes to mind is that this marks the end of peacetime. It should be organized and carried out continuously both in peacetime and wartime. The president realised that their economy was great for making tanks and guns and planes, but what do you do in peacetime? The request for such a large number of troops is unprecedented in peacetime. Moving hundreds of convoys into one of the poorest countries in the world within weeks would probably be impossible in peacetime. This may accomplish a more effective support to a fleet both in peacetime and in wartime. Both schemes were considered inappropriate in peacetime post-war Britain. Does war reporting justify a different set of ethics than those applied in peacetime? Yet, there was no telling how the wartime alliance and its successes would play in peacetime. Those who commit crimes during a political conflict rarely pose a threat to society in peacetime.
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