Definition of war crime in English:

war crime

noun

An act carried out during the conduct of a war that violates accepted international rules of war.
战争罪（行）
Example sentencesExamples
- It is the kind of war that the Nuremberg tribunal deemed the principal war crime carried out by the Nazis.
- The sex slave system of the Japanese army has already been branded a brutal war crime on the international level.
- The use of cluster bombs in these rural areas is, surely, a war crime.
- During the Rwanda genocide, rape as a war crime received extensive international media coverage.
- But if there is a pattern of crimes against humanity, it becomes a war crime.
- He and two others also face charges of inhumanely treating prisoners - a war crime under the Geneva Conventions.
- The use of nuclear weapons in a preemptive attack would seem to fall squarely within the definition of a war crime.
- The latter is a war crime under the Nuremberg precedent, as the editors of the Post, implicated in this process, are entirely aware.
- Perfidy is a war crime, and it tempts combatants because perfidious military acts provide them with an advantage.
- A soldier from Bolton will face a court martial after being charged with a war crime while serving in Iraq.
- Rape has now been recognised as a war crime with its inclusion in the Geneva Convention against War Crimes.
- The memo noted violation of that portion of the treaty could constitute a war crime and officials should proceed carefully, the Post said.
- Targeting civilians is clearly terrorism and constitutes a war crime.
- Using far greater firepower than your enemy is not considered a war crime.
- Indeed, it appears a war crime could be single murder or rape of a civilian by a soldier.
- Concessions, perhaps, to the observance of international laws that make the policy the newspaper advocates a war crime.
- Chomsky's interpretation of this was that Huntington was advocating saturation bombing which was a war crime under Nuremberg principles.
- How many of these incidents, and how many civilian deaths, does it take in Afghanistan to constitute a war crime?
- International law defines this type of action as a war crime under the Geneva conventions.
- It is a practice that was outlawed as a war crime by the Fourth Geneva Convention of 1949.

Derivatives

war criminal

noun

A person who has carried out an act during the conduct of a war that violates accepted international rules of war.
战争罪（行）
war criminals who orchestrated mass atrocities
Example sentencesExamples
- His name arouses indignation among the Arab peoples and his military record defines him as a war criminal.
- They've managed to paint the war hero as a war criminal, and it took him weeks and weeks to respond.
- Why would an American peacemaker sign a treaty with a war criminal?

Definition of war crime in US English:

war crime

nounˈwɔr ˌkraɪm

An action carried out during the conduct of a war that violates accepted international rules of war.
战争罪（行）
Example sentencesExamples
- A soldier from Bolton will face a court martial after being charged with a war crime while serving in Iraq.
- Concessions, perhaps, to the observance of international laws that make the policy the newspaper advocates a war crime.
- Chomsky's interpretation of this was that Huntington was advocating saturation bombing which was a war crime under Nuremberg principles.
- It is the kind of war that the Nuremberg tribunal deemed the principal war crime carried out by the Nazis.
- The latter is a war crime under the Nuremberg precedent, as the editors of the Post, implicated in this process, are entirely aware.
- The memo noted violation of that portion of the treaty could constitute a war crime and officials should proceed carefully, the Post said.
- During the Rwanda genocide, rape as a war crime received extensive international media coverage.
- He and two others also face charges of inhumanely treating prisoners - a war crime under the Geneva Conventions.
- But if there is a pattern of crimes against humanity, it becomes a war crime.
- Indeed, it appears a war crime could be single murder or rape of a civilian by a soldier.
- Using far greater firepower than your enemy is not considered a war crime.
- How many of these incidents, and how many civilian deaths, does it take in Afghanistan to constitute a war crime?
- International law defines this type of action as a war crime under the Geneva conventions.
- The use of nuclear weapons in a preemptive attack would seem to fall squarely within the definition of a war crime.
- The use of cluster bombs in these rural areas is, surely, a war crime.
- Targeting civilians is clearly terrorism and constitutes a war crime.
- It is a practice that was outlawed as a war crime by the Fourth Geneva Convention of 1949.
- Perfidy is a war crime, and it tempts combatants because perfidious military acts provide them with an advantage.
- The sex slave system of the Japanese army has already been branded a brutal war crime on the international level.
- Rape has now been recognised as a war crime with its inclusion in the Geneva Convention against War Crimes.

单词	war crime
释义	Definition of war crime in English: war crime noun An act carried out during the conduct of a war that violates accepted international rules of war. 战争罪（行） Example sentencesExamples It is the kind of war that the Nuremberg tribunal deemed the principal war crime carried out by the Nazis. The sex slave system of the Japanese army has already been branded a brutal war crime on the international level. The use of cluster bombs in these rural areas is, surely, a war crime. During the Rwanda genocide, rape as a war crime received extensive international media coverage. But if there is a pattern of crimes against humanity, it becomes a war crime. He and two others also face charges of inhumanely treating prisoners - a war crime under the Geneva Conventions. The use of nuclear weapons in a preemptive attack would seem to fall squarely within the definition of a war crime. The latter is a war crime under the Nuremberg precedent, as the editors of the Post, implicated in this process, are entirely aware. Perfidy is a war crime, and it tempts combatants because perfidious military acts provide them with an advantage. A soldier from Bolton will face a court martial after being charged with a war crime while serving in Iraq. Rape has now been recognised as a war crime with its inclusion in the Geneva Convention against War Crimes. The memo noted violation of that portion of the treaty could constitute a war crime and officials should proceed carefully, the Post said. Targeting civilians is clearly terrorism and constitutes a war crime. Using far greater firepower than your enemy is not considered a war crime. Indeed, it appears a war crime could be single murder or rape of a civilian by a soldier. Concessions, perhaps, to the observance of international laws that make the policy the newspaper advocates a war crime. Chomsky's interpretation of this was that Huntington was advocating saturation bombing which was a war crime under Nuremberg principles. How many of these incidents, and how many civilian deaths, does it take in Afghanistan to constitute a war crime? International law defines this type of action as a war crime under the Geneva conventions. It is a practice that was outlawed as a war crime by the Fourth Geneva Convention of 1949. Derivatives war criminal noun A person who has carried out an act during the conduct of a war that violates accepted international rules of war. 战争罪（行） war criminals who orchestrated mass atrocities Example sentencesExamples His name arouses indignation among the Arab peoples and his military record defines him as a war criminal. They've managed to paint the war hero as a war criminal, and it took him weeks and weeks to respond. Why would an American peacemaker sign a treaty with a war criminal? Definition of war crime in US English: war crime nounˈwɔr ˌkraɪm An action carried out during the conduct of a war that violates accepted international rules of war. 战争罪（行） Example sentencesExamples A soldier from Bolton will face a court martial after being charged with a war crime while serving in Iraq. Concessions, perhaps, to the observance of international laws that make the policy the newspaper advocates a war crime. Chomsky's interpretation of this was that Huntington was advocating saturation bombing which was a war crime under Nuremberg principles. It is the kind of war that the Nuremberg tribunal deemed the principal war crime carried out by the Nazis. The latter is a war crime under the Nuremberg precedent, as the editors of the Post, implicated in this process, are entirely aware. The memo noted violation of that portion of the treaty could constitute a war crime and officials should proceed carefully, the Post said. During the Rwanda genocide, rape as a war crime received extensive international media coverage. He and two others also face charges of inhumanely treating prisoners - a war crime under the Geneva Conventions. But if there is a pattern of crimes against humanity, it becomes a war crime. Indeed, it appears a war crime could be single murder or rape of a civilian by a soldier. Using far greater firepower than your enemy is not considered a war crime. How many of these incidents, and how many civilian deaths, does it take in Afghanistan to constitute a war crime? International law defines this type of action as a war crime under the Geneva conventions. The use of nuclear weapons in a preemptive attack would seem to fall squarely within the definition of a war crime. The use of cluster bombs in these rural areas is, surely, a war crime. Targeting civilians is clearly terrorism and constitutes a war crime. It is a practice that was outlawed as a war crime by the Fourth Geneva Convention of 1949. Perfidy is a war crime, and it tempts combatants because perfidious military acts provide them with an advantage. The sex slave system of the Japanese army has already been branded a brutal war crime on the international level. Rape has now been recognised as a war crime with its inclusion in the Geneva Convention against War Crimes.
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