Definition of hard power in English:

hard power

noun

mass noun

A coercive approach to international political relations, especially one that involves the use of military power.
硬实力（国际政治关系中使用的一种胁迫手段，尤指涉及军事力量的使用）。比较 SOFT POWER
Compare with soft power
Example sentencesExamples
- The US has tested to the limit the hard power of military supremacy.
- The United States currently spends 450 times as much on hard power as on soft power.
- Mr Benn went on to say that the battle against terrorism in an "interconnected world" cannot be won by "hard power" alone.
- For most of history, government stuck to hard power.
- With its allies, it had used hard power, not soft.
- As he looks ahead to the history books, however, he seems to realize that hard power alone will not consolidate his position.
- Soft power is not simply the reflection of hard power.
- We all know that America is pre-eminent in the area of hard power.
- Such an epidemic could undermine the elements of hard power discussed above.
- Europeans have felt oppressed by America's excessive demonstration of hard power.
- In fact, the goal of spreading democracy should be a great progressive project; the means need to combine soft and hard power.
- The instruments of hard power have their limits in shaping the world.
- What was once enforced by the soft power of culture becomes enforced by the hard power of the state.
- Government tends to do hard power with a reasonable level of incompetence, and soft power with an incredible level of incompetence.
- In many ways, soft power is more important than hard power.
- As for military might - hard power - our fears are again overdone.
- Ultimately, soft power is more effective than hard power.
- Soft economic power goes hand in hand with hard power.
- World domination - superpowerdom - is all about hard power and soft power, military might and cultural impact.
- Hard power is having the capabilities to get others to do what you want them to do.

Definition of hard power in US English:

hard power

noun

A coercive approach to international political relations, especially one that involves the use of military power.
硬实力（国际政治关系中使用的一种胁迫手段，尤指涉及军事力量的使用）。比较 SOFT POWER
Compare with soft power
Example sentencesExamples
- Such an epidemic could undermine the elements of hard power discussed above.
- The instruments of hard power have their limits in shaping the world.
- With its allies, it had used hard power, not soft.
- The United States currently spends 450 times as much on hard power as on soft power.
- What was once enforced by the soft power of culture becomes enforced by the hard power of the state.
- In many ways, soft power is more important than hard power.
- World domination - superpowerdom - is all about hard power and soft power, military might and cultural impact.
- We all know that America is pre-eminent in the area of hard power.
- Ultimately, soft power is more effective than hard power.
- As he looks ahead to the history books, however, he seems to realize that hard power alone will not consolidate his position.
- Hard power is having the capabilities to get others to do what you want them to do.
- As for military might - hard power - our fears are again overdone.
- For most of history, government stuck to hard power.
- Mr Benn went on to say that the battle against terrorism in an "interconnected world" cannot be won by "hard power" alone.
- Soft power is not simply the reflection of hard power.
- Soft economic power goes hand in hand with hard power.
- Government tends to do hard power with a reasonable level of incompetence, and soft power with an incredible level of incompetence.
- The US has tested to the limit the hard power of military supremacy.
- Europeans have felt oppressed by America's excessive demonstration of hard power.
- In fact, the goal of spreading democracy should be a great progressive project; the means need to combine soft and hard power.

单词	hard power
释义	Definition of hard power in English: hard power noun mass noun A coercive approach to international political relations, especially one that involves the use of military power. 硬实力（国际政治关系中使用的一种胁迫手段，尤指涉及军事力量的使用）。比较 SOFT POWER Compare with soft power Example sentencesExamples The US has tested to the limit the hard power of military supremacy. The United States currently spends 450 times as much on hard power as on soft power. Mr Benn went on to say that the battle against terrorism in an "interconnected world" cannot be won by "hard power" alone. For most of history, government stuck to hard power. With its allies, it had used hard power, not soft. As he looks ahead to the history books, however, he seems to realize that hard power alone will not consolidate his position. Soft power is not simply the reflection of hard power. We all know that America is pre-eminent in the area of hard power. Such an epidemic could undermine the elements of hard power discussed above. Europeans have felt oppressed by America's excessive demonstration of hard power. In fact, the goal of spreading democracy should be a great progressive project; the means need to combine soft and hard power. The instruments of hard power have their limits in shaping the world. What was once enforced by the soft power of culture becomes enforced by the hard power of the state. Government tends to do hard power with a reasonable level of incompetence, and soft power with an incredible level of incompetence. In many ways, soft power is more important than hard power. As for military might - hard power - our fears are again overdone. Ultimately, soft power is more effective than hard power. Soft economic power goes hand in hand with hard power. World domination - superpowerdom - is all about hard power and soft power, military might and cultural impact. Hard power is having the capabilities to get others to do what you want them to do. Definition of hard power in US English: hard power noun A coercive approach to international political relations, especially one that involves the use of military power. 硬实力（国际政治关系中使用的一种胁迫手段，尤指涉及军事力量的使用）。比较 SOFT POWER Compare with soft power Example sentencesExamples Such an epidemic could undermine the elements of hard power discussed above. The instruments of hard power have their limits in shaping the world. With its allies, it had used hard power, not soft. The United States currently spends 450 times as much on hard power as on soft power. What was once enforced by the soft power of culture becomes enforced by the hard power of the state. In many ways, soft power is more important than hard power. World domination - superpowerdom - is all about hard power and soft power, military might and cultural impact. We all know that America is pre-eminent in the area of hard power. Ultimately, soft power is more effective than hard power. As he looks ahead to the history books, however, he seems to realize that hard power alone will not consolidate his position. Hard power is having the capabilities to get others to do what you want them to do. As for military might - hard power - our fears are again overdone. For most of history, government stuck to hard power. Mr Benn went on to say that the battle against terrorism in an "interconnected world" cannot be won by "hard power" alone. Soft power is not simply the reflection of hard power. Soft economic power goes hand in hand with hard power. Government tends to do hard power with a reasonable level of incompetence, and soft power with an incredible level of incompetence. The US has tested to the limit the hard power of military supremacy. Europeans have felt oppressed by America's excessive demonstration of hard power. In fact, the goal of spreading democracy should be a great progressive project; the means need to combine soft and hard power.
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