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mil·i·ta·rize
mI l t raIz
第三人称单数:militarizes
现在分词:militarizing
过去式:militarized
过去分词:militarized
militarization (n.)
Verb
1. lend a military character to (a country), as by building up a military force;
"militarize Germany again after the war"
2. adopt for military use;
"militarize the Civil Service"
"转向军事用途,赋予军事特色"(及物动词),1829年,参见 military + -ize。相关词汇: Militarized; militarizing。
The first known use of militarize was in 1856
militiamannoun
a member of a militia
militianoun
a body of citizens with some military training who are called to active duty only in an emergency
militateverb
to have weight or effect : operate
factors militating against success
military1 of 2adjective
of, relating to, or characteristic of soldiers, arms, or war
military discipline
carried on or supported by armed force
a military government
of or relating to the army
military and naval affairs
military2 of 2noun
armed forces
military personsespecially: army officers
militarizeverb
to equip with military forces and defenses
to give a military character to
militarizeverb
to equip with military forces and defenses
to give a military character to
1 “In 1986 when I am 3 years old, Ronald Reagan re-energizes the drug war that was started in 1971 by Richard Nixon by further militarizing the police in our communities,” she writes.
2 Only weeks after events in Ferguson, Mo., revealed the extent to which we have militarized our police, we are asked to surrender yet more freedom of circulation in the national capital?
3 It was the sight of a militarized police force moving across this familiar commercial landscape.
4 The weather turned ugly; the city became militarized.
5 I think it often gets hyperbolic and people will talk about the fall of democracy and imagine perhaps there's a militarized state and an overthrow.
6 And at many junctures, the echoes between “Detroit” and “Whose Streets?” are uncanny, be they in images of militarized law enforcement or people taking action after decades of being dismissed, demonized and unheard.
7 Stark does the equivalent of militarizing the Internet—he takes his own network, J.A.R.V.I.S., and copies and pastes its power into Ultron.
8 The government’s efforts to militarize and weaponize its agencies and employees is reaching epic proportions, with federal agencies stockpiling millions of lethal hollow-point bullets.
9 Progress rests in their fallible hands as Rome transitions from a militarized society to a more pluralistic system.
10 a militarized police force
武装警察部队
11 They must also endure a militarized Mexico tank patrolling the parking lot of its Nuevo Laredo stadium in the midst of cartel battles.
12 Middle-aged men with dad bods have joined home defense units, patrolling in golf carts, militarizing what were once suburban neighborhoods.
13 Yet you grow antsy in District 13 both because it’s such a dreary militarized world — created for maximum defensiveness and that’s it — and because it locks up Katniss, who was made to roam.
14 Sure enough, he writes, Szell conducted a “thoroughly demagogic and militarized version of it.”
15 Leaving the comfortable European Union as I headed into Ukraine, I thought the border felt militarized, even tense, with an invasive car search and inspection unlike anything I’d seen in Europe.
16 The futility of democratic mass mobilization in a world where the interests of capital are enforced by an increasingly militarized police?
17 The concert, on the banks of picturesque Dal Lake, went off peacefully on Saturday night amid heavy security to deter any attack by separatist insurgents in one of the most militarized regions of the world.
18 But it would have been foolish not to bring the dragons, as, of course, dragon fire is the best defense against militarized ice.
19 Kweli went on to say that CNN was not accurately reporting on the actions of protesters by placing the onus on the crowds rather than the militarized police force for the violence that has ensued.
20 Then again, his opponent is purportedly plotting to wield the power of his office against critics and opponents and carry out militarized mass deportations.
1 好战
martial militant belligerent warlike bellicose warrior show fight military fighting combative fire-eating militancy bellicosity trigger-happy
3 装备
equipment installation appointment tackle turnout fixing accoutrement caparison Kit equip appoint cable
4 军国主义化
5 使军国主义化
6 军队化
7 使军事化
8 军事化