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Definition of battlefield in English: battlefield(also battleground) nounˈbat(ə)lfiːldˈbædlˌfild 1The piece of ground on which a battle is or was fought. 战场 the battlefields of the Great War as modifier battlefield conditions battlefield nuclear weapons Example sentencesExamples - At the beginning of 1916, the Germans introduced a new weapon to the battlefields on the Western Front.
- History surrounds us with battlefields, burial grounds, and forts.
- Many men, however, also saw it as their duty to bring honour to their clan or caste, by fighting bravely on the battlefield.
- Yet these operatives, fighting on scattered battlefields, share a similar ideology and vision for our world.
- The debt of gratitude owed to veterans of the Second World War is to be partially repaid through a £10m scheme allowing them to visit the foreign battlegrounds where they fought.
- American veterans are now tourists on battlefields where once they fought.
- Paramedics should not have to enter a battleground every time they fight to save someone's life.
- It was this close bond which persuaded him to follow his brothers to the battlefields of France to fight a foe he had no desire to destroy.
- As in most battlefields the high ground here is strategically vital.
- There is already some communication, but it is not specially structured for battlefield conditions.
- You need us, because wars are no longer fought on battlefields.
- From the battlefields to the playing fields, veteran actor and playwright Frank Williams knows all about both.
- Why did men keep on fighting when conditions on the battlefield were so awful?
- The wars of the future will not be fought on the battlefield or at sea.
- Terrorists wear civilian clothes and they don't fight on battlefields.
- Armies - and the battlefields they fought on - just gradually grew in size as better technology came along.
- To dominate the ground on battlefields of the next decade, combat soldiers and marines will want a full combined arms solution on their side.
- Political geography may have been shaped in the mind as well as on the ground and the battlefield.
- As soon as they reach the age of 16, men and women are called upon to fight on the battlefields.
- Future battlefields will require ground units to cover ever-widening frontages.
Synonyms battleground, front, battle front, battle lines, field of operations, field of battle, combat zone, theatre, theatre/arena of war, battle stations historical lists - 1.1 A place or situation of strife or conflict.
〈喻〉斗争领域 an ideological battlefield 意识形态斗争领域。 Example sentencesExamples - He knows he appeals to people who still regard politics not as the art of compromise, but as the battlefield of ideology.
- The house-building sector is the perfect battleground for these two emotions.
- The war for market share will not be fought on the traditional battlegrounds of the retail branch networks, but in cyberworld.
- The political spectrum has become narrower with the ideological battleground moving to the right.
- Perhaps never before have national and local politics been seen to be so effective, and particularly on the old battlefields on the ground in the North.
- Obviously corporates will be allowed to fly their banners and flags to mark off their piece of the battleground.
- Well, it's come down to this: two candidates, seven battlegrounds, two percentage points, mere hours to go.
- He saw her falter under his stare, those veiled dark eyes showing bouts of undecideness and mistrust, the sepia battlegrounds of conflicting desires.
- Women in most (including Western) cultures are required to embody the ethnicity of a culture and our bodies become the battlegrounds for conflicts between men of different cultural groups.
- The ideological battleground of the Cold War stretched far and wide and Africa was not an exception.
- One big problem with using the past to predict the future is that the real battlegrounds differ dramatically from election to election.
- Equality of the races and of the sexes have become continuing battlegrounds.
- How the parties deal with that once it happens is turning out to be a battleground in many cases.
- Such was the importance of the sector that it regularly became an ideological battleground that boiled over into conflict.
- ALL three major parties have now made education one of the key battlegrounds where they will fight the next General Election.
- The battleground was a classic parliamentary - executive conflict about accountability.
- Like elections in the United States and Europe, Canadian elections are ideological battlegrounds.
- But Kerry must equally fight on the battlefields of personality and policy.
- The climax of the case has become a battleground in the ratings war between the Seven and Nine networks.
- The most decisive battleground will be the ideological one.
Synonyms area, scene, sphere, realm, province, domain, sector, forum, territory, theatre, stage, world
Definition of battlefield in US English: battlefield(also battleground) nounˈbadlˌfēldˈbædlˌfild 1The piece of ground on which a battle is or was fought. 战场 as modifier battlefield conditions Example sentencesExamples - As soon as they reach the age of 16, men and women are called upon to fight on the battlefields.
- History surrounds us with battlefields, burial grounds, and forts.
- Yet these operatives, fighting on scattered battlefields, share a similar ideology and vision for our world.
- The debt of gratitude owed to veterans of the Second World War is to be partially repaid through a £10m scheme allowing them to visit the foreign battlegrounds where they fought.
- The wars of the future will not be fought on the battlefield or at sea.
- Political geography may have been shaped in the mind as well as on the ground and the battlefield.
- It was this close bond which persuaded him to follow his brothers to the battlefields of France to fight a foe he had no desire to destroy.
- American veterans are now tourists on battlefields where once they fought.
- To dominate the ground on battlefields of the next decade, combat soldiers and marines will want a full combined arms solution on their side.
- There is already some communication, but it is not specially structured for battlefield conditions.
- As in most battlefields the high ground here is strategically vital.
- Future battlefields will require ground units to cover ever-widening frontages.
- Why did men keep on fighting when conditions on the battlefield were so awful?
- Terrorists wear civilian clothes and they don't fight on battlefields.
- You need us, because wars are no longer fought on battlefields.
- From the battlefields to the playing fields, veteran actor and playwright Frank Williams knows all about both.
- Armies - and the battlefields they fought on - just gradually grew in size as better technology came along.
- Many men, however, also saw it as their duty to bring honour to their clan or caste, by fighting bravely on the battlefield.
- Paramedics should not have to enter a battleground every time they fight to save someone's life.
- At the beginning of 1916, the Germans introduced a new weapon to the battlefields on the Western Front.
Synonyms battleground, front, battle front, battle lines, field of operations, field of battle, combat zone, theatre, arena of war, theatre of war, battle stations - 1.1 A place or situation of strife or conflict.
〈喻〉斗争领域 an ideological battlefield 意识形态斗争领域。 Example sentencesExamples - The war for market share will not be fought on the traditional battlegrounds of the retail branch networks, but in cyberworld.
- One big problem with using the past to predict the future is that the real battlegrounds differ dramatically from election to election.
- The political spectrum has become narrower with the ideological battleground moving to the right.
- The climax of the case has become a battleground in the ratings war between the Seven and Nine networks.
- Like elections in the United States and Europe, Canadian elections are ideological battlegrounds.
- The most decisive battleground will be the ideological one.
- Well, it's come down to this: two candidates, seven battlegrounds, two percentage points, mere hours to go.
- Equality of the races and of the sexes have become continuing battlegrounds.
- But Kerry must equally fight on the battlefields of personality and policy.
- The battleground was a classic parliamentary - executive conflict about accountability.
- Such was the importance of the sector that it regularly became an ideological battleground that boiled over into conflict.
- How the parties deal with that once it happens is turning out to be a battleground in many cases.
- Perhaps never before have national and local politics been seen to be so effective, and particularly on the old battlefields on the ground in the North.
- ALL three major parties have now made education one of the key battlegrounds where they will fight the next General Election.
- He saw her falter under his stare, those veiled dark eyes showing bouts of undecideness and mistrust, the sepia battlegrounds of conflicting desires.
- Women in most (including Western) cultures are required to embody the ethnicity of a culture and our bodies become the battlegrounds for conflicts between men of different cultural groups.
- The ideological battleground of the Cold War stretched far and wide and Africa was not an exception.
- Obviously corporates will be allowed to fly their banners and flags to mark off their piece of the battleground.
- He knows he appeals to people who still regard politics not as the art of compromise, but as the battlefield of ideology.
- The house-building sector is the perfect battleground for these two emotions.
Synonyms area, scene, sphere, realm, province, domain, sector, forum, territory, theatre, stage, world
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