Definition of war-torn in English:

war-torn

adjectiveˈwɔːtɔːnˈwɔrˌtɔrn

(of a place) racked or devastated by war.
（地方）受战争破坏（或折磨、蹂躏）的
a war-torn republic
一个被战争破坏的共和国。
Example sentencesExamples
- I'll be talking to a veteran of political developments programs in war-torn regions.
- The young children in the war-torn city loved to paint and were always ready to learn, she said.
- As a stark background, the war-torn Russian populace bitterly voices its utter misery.
- The youngest member of the family detained last week was one of several St John's pupils who came to Rochdale from war-torn Angola.
- We just like to concentrate mainly on rehabilitation and rebuilding of war-torn countries.
- Earlier, he would boast of his formative years stealing candy from kids in war-torn Africa.
- The clients are obsessed with themselves, but also intrigued by the reticent Mira and her war-torn country.
- She added work is also underway to rebuild war-torn areas in the province.
- South of Beirut, in the area around Tyre and Qana, the Hizbollah is still hanging on to the days of the war-torn past.
- Born and raised in war-torn Nicaragua, Rebecca and her family fled to Panama as refugees in the early Eighties.
- Tales of war-torn Bosnia and the suffering of the people there were commonplace in the early 90's.
- Despite claims of progress in the negotiations, the conflict in the war-torn province is continuing.
- Around three million Tamils continue to live in the war-torn areas in the north and east of Sri Lanka.
- Carlow nurse Lily Cummins recently departed for war-torn Sudan to lend her expertise to the aid effort there.
- The coming visit will be the third for Megawati to the war-torn province since she was appointed president.
- The many orphans of the war-torn African country of Liberia might have no stronger wish than simply to be remembered.
- An estimated 15,000 contract workers from around the world are currently helping to rebuild war-torn Iraq.
- The film tells the story of a ragged group of orphan children who attempt a desperate walk to freedom across a war-torn country.
- After almost three years of hard work he helped bring peace to the war-torn region.
- The sounds of battle surrounded me, making me feel as if I were in the midst of a war-torn city.
Synonyms
devastated, ruined, wrecked, desolate

Definition of war-torn in US English:

war-torn

adjectiveˈwɔrˌtɔrnˈwôrˌtôrn

(of a place) racked or devastated by war.
（地方）受战争破坏（或折磨、蹂躏）的
a war-torn republic
一个被战争破坏的共和国。
Example sentencesExamples
- Tales of war-torn Bosnia and the suffering of the people there were commonplace in the early 90's.
- Around three million Tamils continue to live in the war-torn areas in the north and east of Sri Lanka.
- An estimated 15,000 contract workers from around the world are currently helping to rebuild war-torn Iraq.
- After almost three years of hard work he helped bring peace to the war-torn region.
- We just like to concentrate mainly on rehabilitation and rebuilding of war-torn countries.
- The many orphans of the war-torn African country of Liberia might have no stronger wish than simply to be remembered.
- South of Beirut, in the area around Tyre and Qana, the Hizbollah is still hanging on to the days of the war-torn past.
- Born and raised in war-torn Nicaragua, Rebecca and her family fled to Panama as refugees in the early Eighties.
- The sounds of battle surrounded me, making me feel as if I were in the midst of a war-torn city.
- As a stark background, the war-torn Russian populace bitterly voices its utter misery.
- The youngest member of the family detained last week was one of several St John's pupils who came to Rochdale from war-torn Angola.
- The coming visit will be the third for Megawati to the war-torn province since she was appointed president.
- The film tells the story of a ragged group of orphan children who attempt a desperate walk to freedom across a war-torn country.
- The clients are obsessed with themselves, but also intrigued by the reticent Mira and her war-torn country.
- She added work is also underway to rebuild war-torn areas in the province.
- I'll be talking to a veteran of political developments programs in war-torn regions.
- The young children in the war-torn city loved to paint and were always ready to learn, she said.
- Carlow nurse Lily Cummins recently departed for war-torn Sudan to lend her expertise to the aid effort there.
- Earlier, he would boast of his formative years stealing candy from kids in war-torn Africa.
- Despite claims of progress in the negotiations, the conflict in the war-torn province is continuing.
Synonyms
devastated, ruined, wrecked, desolate

单词	war-torn
释义	Definition of war-torn in English: war-torn adjectiveˈwɔːtɔːnˈwɔrˌtɔrn (of a place) racked or devastated by war. （地方）受战争破坏（或折磨、蹂躏）的 a war-torn republic 一个被战争破坏的共和国。 Example sentencesExamples I'll be talking to a veteran of political developments programs in war-torn regions. The young children in the war-torn city loved to paint and were always ready to learn, she said. As a stark background, the war-torn Russian populace bitterly voices its utter misery. The youngest member of the family detained last week was one of several St John's pupils who came to Rochdale from war-torn Angola. We just like to concentrate mainly on rehabilitation and rebuilding of war-torn countries. Earlier, he would boast of his formative years stealing candy from kids in war-torn Africa. The clients are obsessed with themselves, but also intrigued by the reticent Mira and her war-torn country. She added work is also underway to rebuild war-torn areas in the province. South of Beirut, in the area around Tyre and Qana, the Hizbollah is still hanging on to the days of the war-torn past. Born and raised in war-torn Nicaragua, Rebecca and her family fled to Panama as refugees in the early Eighties. Tales of war-torn Bosnia and the suffering of the people there were commonplace in the early 90's. Despite claims of progress in the negotiations, the conflict in the war-torn province is continuing. Around three million Tamils continue to live in the war-torn areas in the north and east of Sri Lanka. Carlow nurse Lily Cummins recently departed for war-torn Sudan to lend her expertise to the aid effort there. The coming visit will be the third for Megawati to the war-torn province since she was appointed president. The many orphans of the war-torn African country of Liberia might have no stronger wish than simply to be remembered. An estimated 15,000 contract workers from around the world are currently helping to rebuild war-torn Iraq. The film tells the story of a ragged group of orphan children who attempt a desperate walk to freedom across a war-torn country. After almost three years of hard work he helped bring peace to the war-torn region. The sounds of battle surrounded me, making me feel as if I were in the midst of a war-torn city. Synonyms devastated, ruined, wrecked, desolate Definition of war-torn in US English: war-torn adjectiveˈwɔrˌtɔrnˈwôrˌtôrn (of a place) racked or devastated by war. （地方）受战争破坏（或折磨、蹂躏）的 a war-torn republic 一个被战争破坏的共和国。 Example sentencesExamples Tales of war-torn Bosnia and the suffering of the people there were commonplace in the early 90's. Around three million Tamils continue to live in the war-torn areas in the north and east of Sri Lanka. An estimated 15,000 contract workers from around the world are currently helping to rebuild war-torn Iraq. After almost three years of hard work he helped bring peace to the war-torn region. We just like to concentrate mainly on rehabilitation and rebuilding of war-torn countries. The many orphans of the war-torn African country of Liberia might have no stronger wish than simply to be remembered. South of Beirut, in the area around Tyre and Qana, the Hizbollah is still hanging on to the days of the war-torn past. Born and raised in war-torn Nicaragua, Rebecca and her family fled to Panama as refugees in the early Eighties. The sounds of battle surrounded me, making me feel as if I were in the midst of a war-torn city. As a stark background, the war-torn Russian populace bitterly voices its utter misery. The youngest member of the family detained last week was one of several St John's pupils who came to Rochdale from war-torn Angola. The coming visit will be the third for Megawati to the war-torn province since she was appointed president. The film tells the story of a ragged group of orphan children who attempt a desperate walk to freedom across a war-torn country. The clients are obsessed with themselves, but also intrigued by the reticent Mira and her war-torn country. She added work is also underway to rebuild war-torn areas in the province. I'll be talking to a veteran of political developments programs in war-torn regions. The young children in the war-torn city loved to paint and were always ready to learn, she said. Carlow nurse Lily Cummins recently departed for war-torn Sudan to lend her expertise to the aid effort there. Earlier, he would boast of his formative years stealing candy from kids in war-torn Africa. Despite claims of progress in the negotiations, the conflict in the war-torn province is continuing. Synonyms devastated, ruined, wrecked, desolate
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