Definition of enlistment in English:

enlistment

noun ɛnˈlɪs(t)m(ə)nt

mass noun

1The action of enrolling or being enrolled in the armed services.
the army relied on voluntary enlistment
Example sentencesExamples
- After forced enlistment in the Bulgarian army, he witnesses the atrocities of war.
- However, too many service members leave the military at the end of their initial enlistment to take advantage of the benefits.
- Tonight, the Army National Guard announced an increase in enlistment bonuses designed to attract more recruits.
- Military personnel were likely to experience repeated exposure to combat in a single enlistment.
- The notion of unfairness has also resulted from the demands of the military for service beyond an agreed or implied enlistment period.
- Enlistment ceremonies also take place at military entrance processing stations across the country.
- Volunteer enlistment is the oldest method of manpower acquisition.
- Moore's tenure at the museum was abbreviated, however, by his enlistment in the United States Navy, probably in 1943.
- Low enlistment numbers in the nation's military forces once prompted them to hire advertising agencies.
- The lists engraved in stone during the war of those who had joined up helped encourage further enlistment.
1. 1.1 The engagement of a person to provide help or support.
  his enlistment of young people in his campaign
  the enlistment of students in the protests could lead to conflict
  Example sentencesExamples
  Through community meetings and the enlistment of volunteers, the city worked with neighborhoods to design solutions to traffic problems.
  Jesus' sermon on the plain is his enlistment speech for that great crowd of disciples who want to follow him.
  Perhaps then Heidegger's biggest crime was not his enlistment in the Nazi Party and assumption of the rectorship of Freiburg.
  This enlistment of scientific authority is not surprising - it also occurs in Europe, North America and Australia.
  Lefties perfected long ago the enlistment of Jesus in their secular messianic causes.
  This enlistment of religious language to advance our nation's policies is tremendously dangerous.
  Schiller, in the second chapter, is his prime example - along with Wordsworth - of the Romantic who resists enlistment into the metaromantic cause.
  You clearly have higher ambitions, judging by your enlistment of DeVito Verdi as an ad agency.
  Bork begins with the observation, "Judicial activism results from the enlistment of judges on one side of the culture war in every Western nation."
  I told him about Nana's enlistment in Gandhi's movement.

Definition of enlistment in US English:

enlistment

noun

1The action of enrolling or being enrolled in the armed services.
the army relied on voluntary enlistment
Example sentencesExamples
- Military personnel were likely to experience repeated exposure to combat in a single enlistment.
- After forced enlistment in the Bulgarian army, he witnesses the atrocities of war.
- Low enlistment numbers in the nation's military forces once prompted them to hire advertising agencies.
- The lists engraved in stone during the war of those who had joined up helped encourage further enlistment.
- Enlistment ceremonies also take place at military entrance processing stations across the country.
- The notion of unfairness has also resulted from the demands of the military for service beyond an agreed or implied enlistment period.
- Tonight, the Army National Guard announced an increase in enlistment bonuses designed to attract more recruits.
- Volunteer enlistment is the oldest method of manpower acquisition.
- Moore's tenure at the museum was abbreviated, however, by his enlistment in the United States Navy, probably in 1943.
- However, too many service members leave the military at the end of their initial enlistment to take advantage of the benefits.
1. 1.1 The engagement of a person to provide help or support.
  his enlistment of young people in his campaign
  the enlistment of students in the protests could lead to conflict
  Example sentencesExamples
  I told him about Nana's enlistment in Gandhi's movement.
  Schiller, in the second chapter, is his prime example - along with Wordsworth - of the Romantic who resists enlistment into the metaromantic cause.
  This enlistment of religious language to advance our nation's policies is tremendously dangerous.
  You clearly have higher ambitions, judging by your enlistment of DeVito Verdi as an ad agency.
  Bork begins with the observation, "Judicial activism results from the enlistment of judges on one side of the culture war in every Western nation."
  Perhaps then Heidegger's biggest crime was not his enlistment in the Nazi Party and assumption of the rectorship of Freiburg.
  Through community meetings and the enlistment of volunteers, the city worked with neighborhoods to design solutions to traffic problems.
  Lefties perfected long ago the enlistment of Jesus in their secular messianic causes.
  Jesus' sermon on the plain is his enlistment speech for that great crowd of disciples who want to follow him.
  This enlistment of scientific authority is not surprising - it also occurs in Europe, North America and Australia.

词汇	enlistment
释义	Definition of enlistment in English: enlistment noun ɛnˈlɪs(t)m(ə)nt mass noun 1The action of enrolling or being enrolled in the armed services. the army relied on voluntary enlistment Example sentencesExamples After forced enlistment in the Bulgarian army, he witnesses the atrocities of war. However, too many service members leave the military at the end of their initial enlistment to take advantage of the benefits. Tonight, the Army National Guard announced an increase in enlistment bonuses designed to attract more recruits. Military personnel were likely to experience repeated exposure to combat in a single enlistment. The notion of unfairness has also resulted from the demands of the military for service beyond an agreed or implied enlistment period. Enlistment ceremonies also take place at military entrance processing stations across the country. Volunteer enlistment is the oldest method of manpower acquisition. Moore's tenure at the museum was abbreviated, however, by his enlistment in the United States Navy, probably in 1943. Low enlistment numbers in the nation's military forces once prompted them to hire advertising agencies. The lists engraved in stone during the war of those who had joined up helped encourage further enlistment. 1.1 The engagement of a person to provide help or support. his enlistment of young people in his campaign the enlistment of students in the protests could lead to conflict Example sentencesExamples Through community meetings and the enlistment of volunteers, the city worked with neighborhoods to design solutions to traffic problems. Jesus' sermon on the plain is his enlistment speech for that great crowd of disciples who want to follow him. Perhaps then Heidegger's biggest crime was not his enlistment in the Nazi Party and assumption of the rectorship of Freiburg. This enlistment of scientific authority is not surprising - it also occurs in Europe, North America and Australia. Lefties perfected long ago the enlistment of Jesus in their secular messianic causes. This enlistment of religious language to advance our nation's policies is tremendously dangerous. Schiller, in the second chapter, is his prime example - along with Wordsworth - of the Romantic who resists enlistment into the metaromantic cause. You clearly have higher ambitions, judging by your enlistment of DeVito Verdi as an ad agency. Bork begins with the observation, "Judicial activism results from the enlistment of judges on one side of the culture war in every Western nation." I told him about Nana's enlistment in Gandhi's movement. Definition of enlistment in US English: enlistment noun 1The action of enrolling or being enrolled in the armed services. the army relied on voluntary enlistment Example sentencesExamples Military personnel were likely to experience repeated exposure to combat in a single enlistment. After forced enlistment in the Bulgarian army, he witnesses the atrocities of war. Low enlistment numbers in the nation's military forces once prompted them to hire advertising agencies. The lists engraved in stone during the war of those who had joined up helped encourage further enlistment. Enlistment ceremonies also take place at military entrance processing stations across the country. The notion of unfairness has also resulted from the demands of the military for service beyond an agreed or implied enlistment period. Tonight, the Army National Guard announced an increase in enlistment bonuses designed to attract more recruits. Volunteer enlistment is the oldest method of manpower acquisition. Moore's tenure at the museum was abbreviated, however, by his enlistment in the United States Navy, probably in 1943. However, too many service members leave the military at the end of their initial enlistment to take advantage of the benefits. 1.1 The engagement of a person to provide help or support. his enlistment of young people in his campaign the enlistment of students in the protests could lead to conflict Example sentencesExamples I told him about Nana's enlistment in Gandhi's movement. Schiller, in the second chapter, is his prime example - along with Wordsworth - of the Romantic who resists enlistment into the metaromantic cause. This enlistment of religious language to advance our nation's policies is tremendously dangerous. You clearly have higher ambitions, judging by your enlistment of DeVito Verdi as an ad agency. Bork begins with the observation, "Judicial activism results from the enlistment of judges on one side of the culture war in every Western nation." Perhaps then Heidegger's biggest crime was not his enlistment in the Nazi Party and assumption of the rectorship of Freiburg. Through community meetings and the enlistment of volunteers, the city worked with neighborhoods to design solutions to traffic problems. Lefties perfected long ago the enlistment of Jesus in their secular messianic causes. Jesus' sermon on the plain is his enlistment speech for that great crowd of disciples who want to follow him. This enlistment of scientific authority is not surprising - it also occurs in Europe, North America and Australia.
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