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2004.08.12
Today's WordMaster is the machine of war, but at times it also seems to be the only way to gain peace. Let's hope that it's a desire for the latter that will win the day.
MILITARY 軍隊、軍の
- The military is a country's army, navy, and air force, or similar group of organizations.
Military is also an adjective used to talk about things connected with the military. - military は、国が所有する軍隊(陸軍、海軍、空軍、または、同じような組織)のことをさします。
形容詞形も military で、軍隊に関する事柄について話すときに使われます。
- From the time my son was a little boy, he's always wanted to join the military.
- They asked the military to help keep the peace during the country's first free elections.
- The first time I saw my husband, he was in military uniform. How handsome he looked!
- After 12 weeks of military training, I was in great shape.
- Two important military targets were attacked last night by enemy planes.
- The presidential candidate promised to cut military spending and increase spending on education and healthcare.
- In that country, everyone does two years of military service (= they train and work in the military) when they turn 18.
- Military wives have to spend long periods of time alone.
All the best to you!