attrition
/ә'triʃәn/
📖 中文释义
- n. 摩擦, 磨损
- [医] 擦除术; 磨耗
🔗 释义中的汉语词
💬 双语例句
Trump’s trade war will not succeed in driving China to abandon its aspiration to catch up to the advanced economies. China is ready to fight a war of attrition.
特朗普的贸易战无法迫使中国放弃追赶发达经济体的愿望。 中国也已经准备去打一场消耗战。 不幸的是,双方 — — 以及世界其他地方 — — 都将在此过程中蒙受重大损失。
NEWPORT BEACH – I was nine years old when Egypt entered what became known as its “war of attrition” with Israel. During this period of “no war and no peace,” underlying tensions festered, and a fragile tranquility was periodically interrupted by armed skirmishes.
The war of attrition followed the June 1967 war, in which Egypt – to the immense surprise of most of its citizens and the outside world – was soundly defeated. Its air force was crippled and its army was virtually overrun, with Israel capturing the entire Sinai Peninsula.
🔵 同义词
🔗 常用搭配
📘 English Definition(英文释义)
- n. sorrow for sin arising from fear of damnation
- n. a wearing down to weaken or destroy
- n. the act of rubbing together; wearing something down by friction