combatant

英 [ˈkɒmbətənt]

美 [kəmˈbætnt]

n.  参战者; 战斗人员; 战士

复数：combatants　

TEM4TEM8法律

Collins.1 / BNC.19284 / COCA.10776

牛津词典

noun

• 参战者；战斗人员；战士
  a person or group involved in fighting in a war or battle

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。

英英释义

noun

• someone who fights (or is fighting)
  Synonym:battlerbelligerentfighterscrapper

adj

• engaging in or ready for combat

双语例句

• A proficient marksman and unarmed combatant, Fett was covered in a sleek armored suit that concealed his scarred visage and strangely tattooed forearms.
  詹戈·费特精通远程武器和徒手搏击。他身着光亮的盔甲，遮盖住满是疤痕的脸以及纹有奇怪纹身的前臂。
• The cost engineer is the fresh combatant of Chinese project cost management.
  【中英文摘要】造价工程师是我国造价工程管理工作的生力军。
• As long as the one combatant was supreme on land and the other at sea, each felt threatened and insecure. The sides of a square.
  只要交战一方控制着大陆，另一方霸占着海洋，双方就都会感到坐立不安。
• In addition, the trampolinists need developing collective spirit and combatant spirit.
  此外，运动员还需要发扬团队精神和拼搏精神。
• His widow Aleida March said she'd decided to publish the unedited writings, Diary of a Combatant, so that readers could get to know him just as he was.
  他的遗孀AleidaMarch称，她决定发表这份未经编辑的文稿，《战争日记》，读者可以了解一个真实的他。
• ( ancient Rome) a professional combatant or a captive who entertained the public by engaging in mortal combat.
  （古罗马）一个为取悦观众而进行殊死搏斗的专业格斗者或俘虏。
• The hearings to determine whether the suspects meet US authorities 'definition of an enemy combatant began on Friday, the Pentagon said.
  五角大楼还表示，周五开始的一系列听证会将裁定这些疑犯是否是美方认定的敌军战斗人员。
• The pioneering spirit in American's western development mainly lies in their plain living, hard struggle, staunch and combatant pioneering spirits; self realization, and self struggle pioneering consciousness;
  美国西进运动中的拓荒精神主要表现为艰苦奋斗、顽强拼搏的开拓精神，自我实现、自我奋斗的开拓意识，求实创新的民族气质。
• A person, usually a professional combatant, a captive, or a slave, trained to entertain the public by engaging in mortal combat with another person or a wild animal in the ancient Roman arena.
  格斗者，角斗士一个人，通常指一职业格斗者、俘虏或在古罗马圆形大剧场里的奴隶被培训与另一个人或一野兽进行殊死搏斗以供公共消遣。
• The necessary tactics of insurrection are to drown small numbers in a vast obscurity, to multiply every combatant by the possibilities, which that obscurity contains.
  把一小部分淹没在广大的黑暗中，用这黑暗所创造的条件来加强每个战士的战斗力，这是起义必要的战略。