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

• 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。
• 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。
• Romeo and benvolio were endeavouring to part the two combatants.
  罗密欧和班伏里奥正竭力把两个格斗者分开。
• There was nothing to reveal the presence of the two combatants.
  这两个战士的痕迹一点也没有发现。
• 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。
• 723. The watchful snatcher dispatched a batch of combatants to the hatch.
  723.警惕的诱拐者派了一批战士去舱口。
• 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。
• But the lawyers for the enemy combatants, terrorists and cop-killers endorsed Obama first.
  但是这些敌对势力、恐怖分子和警察杀手的代表律师们率先支持了奥巴马。
• This not only increases the risk to civilians, he says, but it makes it more difficult to distinguish between combatants and civilians.
  这不只增加了平民的风险，也让人很难区分出战斗人员和一般百姓。
• Recovery, employment and Stability Programme for ex combatants and communities in timor-leste;
  东帝汶前战斗员和社区恢复、就业和稳定方案；