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单词 militia
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militia
noun[C,+ sing/pl verb]
uk
/mɪˈlɪʃ.ə/us
/məˈlɪʃ.ə/
amilitaryforcewhosemembersaretrainedsoldiersbut who often have otherjobs:
民兵组织；预备役部队；国民自卫队
A UNforcewassentin tostopfightingbetween threerivalmilitias.一支联合国部队被派去制止3个敌对民兵组织之间的争斗。
Thegovernmentcalled outthe militia tohelpcopewith therioting.政府召集国民自卫队来帮助应对骚乱。
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(Definition ofmilitiafrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

militia| American Dictionary

militia
noun[C]
us
/məˈlɪʃ·ə/
amilitaryforcethatoperatesonly some of thetimeand whosemembersare notsoldiersin apermanentarmy:
Each militiarepresentsone of the country’spoliticalfactions.
(Definition ofmilitiafrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofmilitia

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According to the peace accord,militiamembers should be able to keep the rank they received within their respective armed group within the integrated forces.
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Themilitiarepelled attacks from without and denied the executive the means to oppress from within.
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He points out, for example, how the colonists adapted themilitiainstitution over time.
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The first concerns the organizational interests of themilitia, and, to a lesser extent, the army.
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Long before war actually broke out, the little villages and once-sleepy hamlets had become busy centres ofmilitiaactivities.
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The boys referred to here were teams of militias brought from town or other villages.
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This reaction should therefore be placed firmly in the context of the contemporary debate which contrasted the auxiliary policy with proposals to reform themilitia.
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Those who support and pay for themilitiainsist that the fight against crime is also directed against the invisible forces of evil.
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The idea, of course, was to make up for the waning frequency of musters by training themilitiaproperly.
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The study closes with three moving case studies which represent the variety of women's war experience, as civilian supporters, armedmilitia, and frontline combatants.
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The second factor was the difficulty of impressing the official policy of openness upon border police and militias.
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This is themilitiamovement's own primary rule of constitutional interpretation.
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They set ultimatums, albeit moveable ones, for militias to surrender.
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There is considerable tension with the militias' idea of the past being readily and easily accessible, for example.
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Themilitiainstitutionalized the classical principles of active citizenship and constitutional balance on which ' country ' politics was founded.
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Collocationswithmilitia

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armed militia
The study closes with three moving case studies which represent the variety of women's war experience, as civilian supporters,armedmilitia, and frontline combatants.
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colonial militia
To review briefly the achievement of the 1980s, several works dramatically reshaped our understanding of thecolonialmilitia.
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local militia
Roadblocks, manned by thelocalmilitiaor police, are frequently used as tools of tax enforcement.
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