combatants

英 [ˈkɒmbətənts]

美 [kəmˈbætənts]

n.  参战者; 战斗人员; 战士
combatant的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 参战者;参战组织;参战国
  Acombatantis a person, group, or country that takes part in the fighting in a war.
  1. I have never suggested that UN forces could physically separate the combatants in the region...
     我从未暗示过联合国部队实际上能够将该地区各参战方隔离开。
  2. They come from the combatant nations.
     他们来自各参战国。

双语例句

• But powerful rivalries can be blinding, obscuring events beyond the combatants 'battlefield.
  但是，强大的对手也可能使人迷失，而忽视了战场之外发生的事情。
• Today we begin the 100-day countdown to the observance of the International Day of Peace, when the United Nations calls on all combatants around the world to lay down their arms and to give peace a real chance.
  今天，我们进入国际和平日倒计时100天。在国际和平日当天，联合国都会向世界各地的战斗人员发出呼吁，敦促他们放下武器，给和平一个真正的机会。
• Many Chinese civilians were falsely branded combatants and killed.
  许多中国平民被当作战斗人员杀害。
• The combatants were exhausted after a month's fight.
  战士月战斗已筋疲尽。
• His book reveals the strange mixture of meanings the war had for its combatants.
  他的著作反映了这场战争对于参战者所具有各种意义的奇特混杂。
• For more than a century, the global communities worked to develop rules that govern conflicts among nations, including concepts of proportionality, and distinction between combatants and civilians.
  一个多世纪以来，国际社会致力于制订处理国家之间的冲突的规则，其中包括比例概念和区别作战人员与平民的概念。
• Hundreds of combatants and civilians were killed in the battle for control of the city.
  成百上千的军人和平民在保卫城市的战斗中死去了。
• Kraehenbuehl said a distinction must be made between civilians and combatants.
  克雷恩布尔说，必须分清楚哪些是平民，哪些是战斗人员。
• In the last war as many noncombatants as combatants were killed.
  最近那次战斗中，平民与战斗人员牺牲得一样多。
• Experience with demobilization and rehabilitation programs shows that young combatants can reconstruct their lives with job training and also medical and psychological support.
  复员和自新计划的经验表明，少年兵可以通过职业培训以及医疗和心理支持，重新构建他们的生活。