Definition of co-belligerent in English:

co-belligerent

nounkəʊbɪˈlɪdʒ(ə)r(ə)ntˌkōbəˈlijərənt

Any of two or more nations engaged in war as allies.
战争中的盟国
Example sentencesExamples
- He had consulted no one over the Fourteen Points - certainly not the co-belligerents he still did not regard as ‘allies’.
- Even after October 1943, when allowing Allied air bases in the Azores made it a co-belligerent, Portugal maintained an outward veneer of neutrality.
- It soon became embroiled in a controversy, one which ironically made co-belligerents, if not allies, of the divided parents.
- I respect the religious group, work with them, and consider them co-belligerents in many causes.
- It is clear that there is little trust between him and his co-belligerents.
- What he had done was to strip the false flag of neutrality from Big Media and expose it as a co-belligerent in the political wars.
- My co-belligerents have thoughts on this post by her.

Derivatives

co-belligerence

noun

The country initially declared neutrality, however with German and Soviet troops on her soil, it was well prepared for co-belligerence with Germany.
Example sentencesExamples
- There is no Scriptural foundation or instruction for cultural co-belligerence found anywhere in holy writ.
- They are working with a minority of the religious sect in an alliance that really only stands the weight of co-belligerence.
- I am a firm advocate of the apologist's concept of co-belligerence.
- But now let us consider some practical issues for those who embark on a path of co-belligerence.

Definition of co-belligerent in US English:

co-belligerent

nounˌkōbəˈlijərənt

Any of two or more nations engaged in war as allies.
战争中的盟国
Example sentencesExamples
- What he had done was to strip the false flag of neutrality from Big Media and expose it as a co-belligerent in the political wars.
- My co-belligerents have thoughts on this post by her.
- He had consulted no one over the Fourteen Points - certainly not the co-belligerents he still did not regard as ‘allies’.
- It soon became embroiled in a controversy, one which ironically made co-belligerents, if not allies, of the divided parents.
- It is clear that there is little trust between him and his co-belligerents.
- I respect the religious group, work with them, and consider them co-belligerents in many causes.
- Even after October 1943, when allowing Allied air bases in the Azores made it a co-belligerent, Portugal maintained an outward veneer of neutrality.

单词	co-belligerent
释义	Definition of co-belligerent in English: co-belligerent nounkəʊbɪˈlɪdʒ(ə)r(ə)ntˌkōbəˈlijərənt Any of two or more nations engaged in war as allies. 战争中的盟国 Example sentencesExamples He had consulted no one over the Fourteen Points - certainly not the co-belligerents he still did not regard as ‘allies’. Even after October 1943, when allowing Allied air bases in the Azores made it a co-belligerent, Portugal maintained an outward veneer of neutrality. It soon became embroiled in a controversy, one which ironically made co-belligerents, if not allies, of the divided parents. I respect the religious group, work with them, and consider them co-belligerents in many causes. It is clear that there is little trust between him and his co-belligerents. What he had done was to strip the false flag of neutrality from Big Media and expose it as a co-belligerent in the political wars. My co-belligerents have thoughts on this post by her. Derivatives co-belligerence noun The country initially declared neutrality, however with German and Soviet troops on her soil, it was well prepared for co-belligerence with Germany. Example sentencesExamples There is no Scriptural foundation or instruction for cultural co-belligerence found anywhere in holy writ. They are working with a minority of the religious sect in an alliance that really only stands the weight of co-belligerence. I am a firm advocate of the apologist's concept of co-belligerence. But now let us consider some practical issues for those who embark on a path of co-belligerence. Definition of co-belligerent in US English: co-belligerent nounˌkōbəˈlijərənt Any of two or more nations engaged in war as allies. 战争中的盟国 Example sentencesExamples What he had done was to strip the false flag of neutrality from Big Media and expose it as a co-belligerent in the political wars. My co-belligerents have thoughts on this post by her. He had consulted no one over the Fourteen Points - certainly not the co-belligerents he still did not regard as ‘allies’. It soon became embroiled in a controversy, one which ironically made co-belligerents, if not allies, of the divided parents. It is clear that there is little trust between him and his co-belligerents. I respect the religious group, work with them, and consider them co-belligerents in many causes. Even after October 1943, when allowing Allied air bases in the Azores made it a co-belligerent, Portugal maintained an outward veneer of neutrality.
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