terrorism

美音：['terə.rɪzəm] 英音：['terə.rɪz(ə)m]

简单释义：

n.恐怖主义

网络恐怖行动；恐怖行为；恐怖活动

完整释义：

1.恐怖主义[手段,政治]
2.威吓,胁迫

例句：

And Islamic terrorism was one of those things that would surely go away if Israel would just compromise with the terrorists.
他们当时认为如果以色列和恐怖分子达成妥协，伊斯兰恐怖主义肯定就消失了。
Crime is often viewed as a peripheral issue to terrorism.
犯罪常常被误认为是恐怖主义的边缘问题之一。
Syria is still classified by the United States as a state sponsor of terrorism and is subject to sanctions.
叙利亚仍被美国界定为一个资助恐怖主义的国家，并受到美国的制裁。
In his speech Friday, he said the world must unite in order to combat terrorism, closing off terrorists' access to money and training.
卡尔扎伊在星期五的讲话中说，全世界必须团结起来打击恐怖主义，杜绝恐怖分子获得金钱和训练的来源。
Terrorism has gone global, and NATO too must be ready to respond to challenges "from wherever they may come" .
恐怖主义已蔓延至全球，北约也必须做好对“自任何恐怖主义来源”回应的准备。
A Chinese official familiar with China's counter-terrorism planning said the well-funded militants were determined to disrupt the Olympics.
一位中国官员熟悉中国的反恐怖主义规划说，是资金充足的武装人员决心破坏奥运会。
Police believe this could be a separate shootings incidents, there is no evidence that this incident related to terrorism.
警方相信，这起枪击案可能是一起独立事件，目前没有证据表明这起事件与恐怖主义有关。
We stand ready to work with the international community, Spain included, to push forward the international counter-terrorism campaign.
我们愿继续与包括西班牙和世界其他国家在内的国际社会共同努力，推动国际反恐斗争取得新进展。

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