Definition of disarmament in English:

disarmament

noun dɪsˈɑːməm(ə)ntdɪsˈɑrməmənt

mass noun

The reduction or withdrawal of military forces and weapons.
裁军；撤军；缴械
the public wanted peace and disarmament
as modifier disarmament treaties between America and the former Soviet Union
Example sentencesExamples
- I also think that the right body to force disarmament, and to cause a regime change is the U.N.
- Operation Axe included the demobilization and disarmament of the Italian Army.
- The condition of its peace settlement in the early 1990s was its disarmament.
- The record of arms control and disarmament in the post-Cold War era is confusing.
- I am the Minister responsible for disarmament in terms of nuclear weapons.
- Why not wait and see how far we can move it towards disarmament of weapons of mass destruction by the attrition of political pressure?
- Now we know that disarmament and weapons of mass destruction were a blind designed to hide the true objective of regime change.
- The virtual disarmament by European nations which followed World War One led directly to World War Two.
- In general, both arms control and disarmament deal with the same subject - arms stability.
- Should we be forced to commit our troops because of his failure to disarm, the mission will be complete disarmament, which will mean regime change.
- The Ulster Unionist Party played to try and force the complete disarmament of the IRA.
- Arms control and disarmament are distinct from the laws of war.
- In the end they're going to have to choose peace and disarmament or a private army and war.
- I fear that bypassing the United Nations and demanding regime change by force instead of working toward peaceful disarmament is a dangerous step for our nation.
- Universal controlled disarmament must replace deterrence and arms control as the national defense goal.
Synonyms
demilitarization, demobilization, deactivation of arms/weapons, decommissioning (of arms/weapons), laying down of arms/weapons
arms/weapons reduction, arms/weapons limitation, arms/weapons control, de-escalation

Definition of disarmament in US English:

disarmament

noundɪsˈɑrməməntdisˈärməmənt

The reduction or withdrawal of military forces and weapons.
裁军；撤军；缴械
the public wanted peace and disarmament
as modifier disarmament treaties between America and the former Soviet Union
Example sentencesExamples
- The record of arms control and disarmament in the post-Cold War era is confusing.
- I also think that the right body to force disarmament, and to cause a regime change is the U.N.
- Why not wait and see how far we can move it towards disarmament of weapons of mass destruction by the attrition of political pressure?
- Arms control and disarmament are distinct from the laws of war.
- In the end they're going to have to choose peace and disarmament or a private army and war.
- Operation Axe included the demobilization and disarmament of the Italian Army.
- In general, both arms control and disarmament deal with the same subject - arms stability.
- I fear that bypassing the United Nations and demanding regime change by force instead of working toward peaceful disarmament is a dangerous step for our nation.
- Now we know that disarmament and weapons of mass destruction were a blind designed to hide the true objective of regime change.
- The Ulster Unionist Party played to try and force the complete disarmament of the IRA.
- Universal controlled disarmament must replace deterrence and arms control as the national defense goal.
- The condition of its peace settlement in the early 1990s was its disarmament.
- Should we be forced to commit our troops because of his failure to disarm, the mission will be complete disarmament, which will mean regime change.
- The virtual disarmament by European nations which followed World War One led directly to World War Two.
- I am the Minister responsible for disarmament in terms of nuclear weapons.
Synonyms
demilitarization, demobilization, deactivation of arms, deactivation of weapons, decommissioning, decommissioning of arms, decommissioning of weapons, laying down of arms, laying down of weapons

词汇	disarmament
释义	Definition of disarmament in English: disarmament noun dɪsˈɑːməm(ə)ntdɪsˈɑrməmənt mass noun The reduction or withdrawal of military forces and weapons. 裁军；撤军；缴械 the public wanted peace and disarmament as modifier disarmament treaties between America and the former Soviet Union Example sentencesExamples I also think that the right body to force disarmament, and to cause a regime change is the U.N. Operation Axe included the demobilization and disarmament of the Italian Army. The condition of its peace settlement in the early 1990s was its disarmament. The record of arms control and disarmament in the post-Cold War era is confusing. I am the Minister responsible for disarmament in terms of nuclear weapons. Why not wait and see how far we can move it towards disarmament of weapons of mass destruction by the attrition of political pressure? Now we know that disarmament and weapons of mass destruction were a blind designed to hide the true objective of regime change. The virtual disarmament by European nations which followed World War One led directly to World War Two. In general, both arms control and disarmament deal with the same subject - arms stability. Should we be forced to commit our troops because of his failure to disarm, the mission will be complete disarmament, which will mean regime change. The Ulster Unionist Party played to try and force the complete disarmament of the IRA. Arms control and disarmament are distinct from the laws of war. In the end they're going to have to choose peace and disarmament or a private army and war. I fear that bypassing the United Nations and demanding regime change by force instead of working toward peaceful disarmament is a dangerous step for our nation. Universal controlled disarmament must replace deterrence and arms control as the national defense goal. Synonyms demilitarization, demobilization, deactivation of arms/weapons, decommissioning (of arms/weapons), laying down of arms/weapons arms/weapons reduction, arms/weapons limitation, arms/weapons control, de-escalation Definition of disarmament in US English: disarmament noundɪsˈɑrməməntdisˈärməmənt The reduction or withdrawal of military forces and weapons. 裁军；撤军；缴械 the public wanted peace and disarmament as modifier disarmament treaties between America and the former Soviet Union Example sentencesExamples The record of arms control and disarmament in the post-Cold War era is confusing. I also think that the right body to force disarmament, and to cause a regime change is the U.N. Why not wait and see how far we can move it towards disarmament of weapons of mass destruction by the attrition of political pressure? Arms control and disarmament are distinct from the laws of war. In the end they're going to have to choose peace and disarmament or a private army and war. Operation Axe included the demobilization and disarmament of the Italian Army. In general, both arms control and disarmament deal with the same subject - arms stability. I fear that bypassing the United Nations and demanding regime change by force instead of working toward peaceful disarmament is a dangerous step for our nation. Now we know that disarmament and weapons of mass destruction were a blind designed to hide the true objective of regime change. The Ulster Unionist Party played to try and force the complete disarmament of the IRA. Universal controlled disarmament must replace deterrence and arms control as the national defense goal. The condition of its peace settlement in the early 1990s was its disarmament. Should we be forced to commit our troops because of his failure to disarm, the mission will be complete disarmament, which will mean regime change. The virtual disarmament by European nations which followed World War One led directly to World War Two. I am the Minister responsible for disarmament in terms of nuclear weapons. Synonyms demilitarization, demobilization, deactivation of arms, deactivation of weapons, decommissioning, decommissioning of arms, decommissioning of weapons, laying down of arms, laying down of weapons
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