Definition of civil war in English:

civil war

noun

A war between citizens of the same country.
内战
they signed a peace accord ending the country's 12-year civil war
mass noun the country is on the brink of civil war
Example sentencesExamples
- The people here were already in difficulty due to the civil war that had raged for nearly 20 years.
- This has fuelled the civil war, which has left two and a half million people dead and which still rages today.
- The men moving the chess pieces are hurling millions of people into poverty, with tens of thousands forced to flee from numerous civil wars.
- All of the national and religious communities have been victimized by the civil wars.
- Children tend to be used heavily as soldiers during prolonged civil wars; and such civil wars abound at present.
- It could also lay the basis for civil wars, tension between the US and European powers and future military intervention.
- It has lasted for a long time, through depressions, recessions, slumps, civil wars and world wars.
- They are fleeing persecution, civil wars and grinding deprivation.
- Refugees from civil wars all over the world also used this border to enter Europe.
- The programme's central claim is that the civil war was really a war about religion.
- In the very process of winning the civil war, the regime was inwardly corrupted.
- We can tell that they've had civil war after civil war and that much of their population is unemployed.
- The film ends with the couple driven apart by civil war, world war and dictatorship.
- This acted as the trigger for a series of civil wars, as reactionaries and progressives battled both with the French and each other.
- The scene drives home as nothing else the ugly ironies that make civil wars the cruelest.
- Its aim would be to stop wars and civil wars which are preventing development in parts of the continent.
- This rivalry had involved civil wars, peasant uprisings, and religious strife of every description.
- During the past 15 years, the number of wars and civil wars has not diminished.
- Independence from Spain in 1816 led to a succession of civil wars during the nineteenth century.
- And as you know, almost all the wars are civil wars, so that's how we devote our time.

Definition of civil war in US English:

civil war

nounˌsivil ˈwô(ə)rˌsɪvɪl ˈwɔ(ə)r

A war between citizens of the same country.
内战
they signed a peace accord ending the country's 12-year civil war
See also American Civil War, English Civil War, Spanish Civil War
mass noun the country is on the brink of civil war
Example sentencesExamples
- During the past 15 years, the number of wars and civil wars has not diminished.
- The film ends with the couple driven apart by civil war, world war and dictatorship.
- The scene drives home as nothing else the ugly ironies that make civil wars the cruelest.
- It could also lay the basis for civil wars, tension between the US and European powers and future military intervention.
- We can tell that they've had civil war after civil war and that much of their population is unemployed.
- This rivalry had involved civil wars, peasant uprisings, and religious strife of every description.
- And as you know, almost all the wars are civil wars, so that's how we devote our time.
- It has lasted for a long time, through depressions, recessions, slumps, civil wars and world wars.
- The men moving the chess pieces are hurling millions of people into poverty, with tens of thousands forced to flee from numerous civil wars.
- Refugees from civil wars all over the world also used this border to enter Europe.
- The people here were already in difficulty due to the civil war that had raged for nearly 20 years.
- In the very process of winning the civil war, the regime was inwardly corrupted.
- All of the national and religious communities have been victimized by the civil wars.
- Independence from Spain in 1816 led to a succession of civil wars during the nineteenth century.
- Its aim would be to stop wars and civil wars which are preventing development in parts of the continent.
- They are fleeing persecution, civil wars and grinding deprivation.
- Children tend to be used heavily as soldiers during prolonged civil wars; and such civil wars abound at present.
- This has fuelled the civil war, which has left two and a half million people dead and which still rages today.
- This acted as the trigger for a series of civil wars, as reactionaries and progressives battled both with the French and each other.
- The programme's central claim is that the civil war was really a war about religion.

单词	civil war
释义	Definition of civil war in English: civil war noun A war between citizens of the same country. 内战 they signed a peace accord ending the country's 12-year civil war mass noun the country is on the brink of civil war Example sentencesExamples The people here were already in difficulty due to the civil war that had raged for nearly 20 years. This has fuelled the civil war, which has left two and a half million people dead and which still rages today. The men moving the chess pieces are hurling millions of people into poverty, with tens of thousands forced to flee from numerous civil wars. All of the national and religious communities have been victimized by the civil wars. Children tend to be used heavily as soldiers during prolonged civil wars; and such civil wars abound at present. It could also lay the basis for civil wars, tension between the US and European powers and future military intervention. It has lasted for a long time, through depressions, recessions, slumps, civil wars and world wars. They are fleeing persecution, civil wars and grinding deprivation. Refugees from civil wars all over the world also used this border to enter Europe. The programme's central claim is that the civil war was really a war about religion. In the very process of winning the civil war, the regime was inwardly corrupted. We can tell that they've had civil war after civil war and that much of their population is unemployed. The film ends with the couple driven apart by civil war, world war and dictatorship. This acted as the trigger for a series of civil wars, as reactionaries and progressives battled both with the French and each other. The scene drives home as nothing else the ugly ironies that make civil wars the cruelest. Its aim would be to stop wars and civil wars which are preventing development in parts of the continent. This rivalry had involved civil wars, peasant uprisings, and religious strife of every description. During the past 15 years, the number of wars and civil wars has not diminished. Independence from Spain in 1816 led to a succession of civil wars during the nineteenth century. And as you know, almost all the wars are civil wars, so that's how we devote our time. Definition of civil war in US English: civil war nounˌsivil ˈwô(ə)rˌsɪvɪl ˈwɔ(ə)r A war between citizens of the same country. 内战 they signed a peace accord ending the country's 12-year civil war See also American Civil War, English Civil War, Spanish Civil War mass noun the country is on the brink of civil war Example sentencesExamples During the past 15 years, the number of wars and civil wars has not diminished. The film ends with the couple driven apart by civil war, world war and dictatorship. The scene drives home as nothing else the ugly ironies that make civil wars the cruelest. It could also lay the basis for civil wars, tension between the US and European powers and future military intervention. We can tell that they've had civil war after civil war and that much of their population is unemployed. This rivalry had involved civil wars, peasant uprisings, and religious strife of every description. And as you know, almost all the wars are civil wars, so that's how we devote our time. It has lasted for a long time, through depressions, recessions, slumps, civil wars and world wars. The men moving the chess pieces are hurling millions of people into poverty, with tens of thousands forced to flee from numerous civil wars. Refugees from civil wars all over the world also used this border to enter Europe. The people here were already in difficulty due to the civil war that had raged for nearly 20 years. In the very process of winning the civil war, the regime was inwardly corrupted. All of the national and religious communities have been victimized by the civil wars. Independence from Spain in 1816 led to a succession of civil wars during the nineteenth century. Its aim would be to stop wars and civil wars which are preventing development in parts of the continent. They are fleeing persecution, civil wars and grinding deprivation. Children tend to be used heavily as soldiers during prolonged civil wars; and such civil wars abound at present. This has fuelled the civil war, which has left two and a half million people dead and which still rages today. This acted as the trigger for a series of civil wars, as reactionaries and progressives battled both with the French and each other. The programme's central claim is that the civil war was really a war about religion.
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