soviet

美 [ˈsoʊviˌet]
英 [ˈsəʊviət]
  • n.苏联人；〈外〉苏维埃；同“S- Russia”
  • adj.苏维埃的；苏联的
  • 网络苏军；俄军
复数：soviets  

英汉

英英

网络释义

n.
1.
〈外〉苏维埃,代表会(议)
2.
苏联人
3.
同“S- Russia”
adj.
1.
苏维埃的;苏联的

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释义:
全部全部,苏联人苏联人,〈外〉苏维埃〈外〉苏维埃,苏维埃的苏维埃的,苏联的苏联的,苏军苏军,俄军俄军
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1.
Unlike the Soviets, the Chinese appear not to be trying to match the size and capability of America's huge fleet.
与前苏联不同的是，中国并不试图寻求获取与美国庞大舰队规模和实力对等的海上力量。
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2.
That group eventually provided the nucleus of al-Qaeda, which bin Laden founded in 1988 as the war against the Soviets began to wind down.
本•拉登于1988年在反对苏联的战争开始平息之时建立了基地组织，而那一群人最终成为其核心成员。
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3.
Just as quickly, a year later, after the Soviets invaded Afghanistan, the spigot was turned off.
可当次年苏联入侵阿富汗之后，这个渠道又被堵住了。
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4.
But after 1969, the Soviets dropped out of the race to the moon and, like a cancer, the land war in Asia began to devour the budget.
不过，1969年之后，苏维埃退出了登月竞赛。而且就像癌症一样，亚洲的地面战争开始吞噬预算。
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5.
If you were the Soviets , wouldn't you be afraid of a rain of hydrogen bombs coming down on your head?
如果你们是俄国人的话，难道不怕氢弹像雨一样打在你们的脑袋瓜上吗？
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6.
We did not have to fight the Soviets. Even though they were a nuclear power they collapsed and disintegrated.
我们不需要发动和苏联的战争，甚至他们有了核武器也无法改变崩溃和解体的结局。
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7.
As the Cold War unfolded, it was clear the Soviets had a strong numerical advantage in conventional forces.
随着冷战的深入，显然，苏联人在常规力量方面拥有巨大的数量优势。
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8.
They were raised as Soviets, spoke Russian as a native language, and were taught to believe that they were citizens of the great superpower.
他们都受过苏联政府的照顾，如同俄国人一般的说著俄文，所接受的教育告知他们是属于这伟大强权的一份子。
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9.
Unable to reach an agreement with the Soviets, the U. S. turned the problem over to the United Nations in September 1947.
因为不能与苏联达成共识，美国在1947年9月把问题提交联合国。
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10.
And after a couple of hours, they actually start picking up the signal, because the Soviets made Sputnik very easy to track.
过了几个小时，他们真的开始找到信号因为苏联的人造卫星很容易被追踪。
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