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mil.it.ar.y5mIl7I7tri, $-ter7iadj [not gradable]relating to or belonging to the armed forces军事的，军用的military spending军费foreign military intervention外国军事干涉military targets军事目标military forces军事力量military uniform军装(fig.) The business is run with an almost military (= with very careful) attention to detail and discipline.这家企业的经营极其注重细节和纪律。A military academy is a place where soldiers are trained to become officers.陆军军官学校A military academy is also a private school in the US that expects obedience to rules, has uniforms and is generally run like the armed forces.私立准军事学校A military band is a group of musicians within the armed forces who play esp. marching and military music.军乐队Military bands usually play brass, woodwind and percussion instruments.军乐队通常使用铜管乐器、木管乐器和打击乐器演奏。Military honours are ceremonies performed by soldiers to honour a king, queen or other important person or to honour someone important who has died.（向皇家或贵宾等致敬的）军事仪式，军事葬礼The Colonel was buried with full military honours.那位上校以正规的军事葬礼下葬。The Military Police are the police force within the armed forces.宪兵队He joined the Military Police.他参加了宪兵队。Two off-duty soldiers were stopped and questioned by a military policeman (abbreviation MP).两个离岗的士兵被一个宪兵叫住并被盘问。All young people between 17 and 19 have to do military service (= be trained in the armed forces) for a year.所有17岁至19岁的年轻人必须服兵役一年。(esp. Am) The military-industrial complex is the armed forces and the industries that supply them, esp. considered as a strong influence on government decisions and actions.军工联合体He imagines there is a right-wing conspiracy organized by the CIA and the military-industrial complex to maneuver the country into another war.他想象有一个由右冀的中央情报局和军工联合体策划的密谋，企图使国家陷入另一场战争中。
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