post-war

基本解释

• adj.战后的；用以形容在战争结束后随即发生；存在；或出现的事物尤指第二次世界大战；1939-45；n

同根派生

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英汉例句

双语例句

• This could be explained for most of the post-war period by lack of competition.
  在战后时期这种不正常的存在，还可以用缺少竞争来解释。
• This scheme formed the basis of Britain’s position in the negotiations in 1944 at Bretton Woods, which created the post-war system of exchange rates.
  这一方案为英国在1944年布雷顿森林谈判中的作用奠定了基础，布雷顿森林谈判建立起了战后的汇率制度。
• The insight of “power-transition theory” is that satisfied powers, such as post-war Germany and Japan, do not challenge the world order when they rise.
  从“权力过渡理论”的角度看，踌躇满志的崛起势力——比如战后的德国和日本——是不会去挑战世界秩序的。

原声例句

• For many years, popular singer Dinah Shore invited optimistic post-war Americans to take to the highway and see their country in a Chevrolet.
• So the nature of the world, post-cold war world is increasingly one about competition for markets, govern of one nation's markets.
  因此冷战之后，市场的竞争,成为世界的主题，一国市场的管理，如果事实如此。
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• A poem published after the Second World War, written about the post-war world.
  这首诗发表在二战后，写的是战后的世界。
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权威例句

• The moral dilemmas of post-war Polish collaborators are better portrayed than those of the wartime occupiers.
  ECONOMIST: Poland's historical epic in the limelight

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词组短语

短语

• post cold -war age 后冷战时代
• post -war premises 战后楼宇;战后处所

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英英字典

柯林斯英英字典

• Postwar is used to describe things that happened, existed, or were made in the period immediately after a war, especially World War II, 1939-45.

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专业释义

法学

• 战后的