Definition of peace dividend in English:

peace dividend

noun

A sum of public money which becomes available for other purposes when spending on defence is reduced.
和平红利（因国防费用缩减而可用于其他用途的公款）
the peace dividend from the end of the Cold War
Example sentencesExamples
- It was believed the end of the Cold War would allow for a peace dividend, freeing up dollars by reducing military spending.
- Beyond this, the end of the cold war would bring a peace dividend both financial and political.
- After all, they had felt the worst of the Cold War, therefore they deserved to have the best of a peace dividend.
- That's equivalent to four pence on income tax - wait till you see the peace dividend from ending this war.
- ‘What is called the peace dividend must be quickly visible,’ he said.
- A peace dividend for Northern Ireland has to be a balanced package.
- This need for global reach is a dimension of national security where the peace dividend that many sought with the end of the Cold War has proved elusive.
- In Israel, as in other places, hope arose for a peace dividend.
- The working class in these poor areas have not seen the benefit of the peace dividend.
- If people can't even move within the city and accept work where they wish, where is the peace dividend?
- Yes, it was a huge peace dividend because of the end of the Cold War.
- These cuts will not provide a huge peace dividend immediately because it takes time to make the transition, as you know.
- The end of the Cold War brought about a peace dividend in the form of reduced budgets and manpower.
- But that needs to be weighed against the certain peace dividend.
- It took a peace dividend after the Berlin Wall came down, along with most other countries, including the US and Australia.
- We were told ordinary people would receive a peace dividend.
- That's our focus, but if there's a peace dividend I hope we're part of it.
- The peace dividend, which benefited the economy after the Cold War ended, has now gone.
- The potential peace dividend is tremendous in every conceivable way.
- I think we let our defenses down a bit after the Cold War and wanted to enjoy the peace dividend.

Definition of peace dividend in US English:

peace dividend

nounpis ˈdɪvəˌdɛnd

A sum of public money which becomes available for other purposes when spending on defense is reduced.
和平红利（因国防费用缩减而可用于其他用途的公款）
the peace dividend from the end of the Cold War
Example sentencesExamples
- It was believed the end of the Cold War would allow for a peace dividend, freeing up dollars by reducing military spending.
- That's our focus, but if there's a peace dividend I hope we're part of it.
- The working class in these poor areas have not seen the benefit of the peace dividend.
- The end of the Cold War brought about a peace dividend in the form of reduced budgets and manpower.
- Yes, it was a huge peace dividend because of the end of the Cold War.
- That's equivalent to four pence on income tax - wait till you see the peace dividend from ending this war.
- Beyond this, the end of the cold war would bring a peace dividend both financial and political.
- ‘What is called the peace dividend must be quickly visible,’ he said.
- It took a peace dividend after the Berlin Wall came down, along with most other countries, including the US and Australia.
- We were told ordinary people would receive a peace dividend.
- These cuts will not provide a huge peace dividend immediately because it takes time to make the transition, as you know.
- The peace dividend, which benefited the economy after the Cold War ended, has now gone.
- After all, they had felt the worst of the Cold War, therefore they deserved to have the best of a peace dividend.
- A peace dividend for Northern Ireland has to be a balanced package.
- But that needs to be weighed against the certain peace dividend.
- I think we let our defenses down a bit after the Cold War and wanted to enjoy the peace dividend.
- If people can't even move within the city and accept work where they wish, where is the peace dividend?
- The potential peace dividend is tremendous in every conceivable way.
- This need for global reach is a dimension of national security where the peace dividend that many sought with the end of the Cold War has proved elusive.
- In Israel, as in other places, hope arose for a peace dividend.

词汇	peace dividend
释义	Definition of peace dividend in English: peace dividend noun A sum of public money which becomes available for other purposes when spending on defence is reduced. 和平红利（因国防费用缩减而可用于其他用途的公款） the peace dividend from the end of the Cold War Example sentencesExamples It was believed the end of the Cold War would allow for a peace dividend, freeing up dollars by reducing military spending. Beyond this, the end of the cold war would bring a peace dividend both financial and political. After all, they had felt the worst of the Cold War, therefore they deserved to have the best of a peace dividend. That's equivalent to four pence on income tax - wait till you see the peace dividend from ending this war. ‘What is called the peace dividend must be quickly visible,’ he said. A peace dividend for Northern Ireland has to be a balanced package. This need for global reach is a dimension of national security where the peace dividend that many sought with the end of the Cold War has proved elusive. In Israel, as in other places, hope arose for a peace dividend. The working class in these poor areas have not seen the benefit of the peace dividend. If people can't even move within the city and accept work where they wish, where is the peace dividend? Yes, it was a huge peace dividend because of the end of the Cold War. These cuts will not provide a huge peace dividend immediately because it takes time to make the transition, as you know. The end of the Cold War brought about a peace dividend in the form of reduced budgets and manpower. But that needs to be weighed against the certain peace dividend. It took a peace dividend after the Berlin Wall came down, along with most other countries, including the US and Australia. We were told ordinary people would receive a peace dividend. That's our focus, but if there's a peace dividend I hope we're part of it. The peace dividend, which benefited the economy after the Cold War ended, has now gone. The potential peace dividend is tremendous in every conceivable way. I think we let our defenses down a bit after the Cold War and wanted to enjoy the peace dividend. Definition of peace dividend in US English: peace dividend nounpis ˈdɪvəˌdɛnd A sum of public money which becomes available for other purposes when spending on defense is reduced. 和平红利（因国防费用缩减而可用于其他用途的公款） the peace dividend from the end of the Cold War Example sentencesExamples It was believed the end of the Cold War would allow for a peace dividend, freeing up dollars by reducing military spending. That's our focus, but if there's a peace dividend I hope we're part of it. The working class in these poor areas have not seen the benefit of the peace dividend. The end of the Cold War brought about a peace dividend in the form of reduced budgets and manpower. Yes, it was a huge peace dividend because of the end of the Cold War. That's equivalent to four pence on income tax - wait till you see the peace dividend from ending this war. Beyond this, the end of the cold war would bring a peace dividend both financial and political. ‘What is called the peace dividend must be quickly visible,’ he said. It took a peace dividend after the Berlin Wall came down, along with most other countries, including the US and Australia. We were told ordinary people would receive a peace dividend. These cuts will not provide a huge peace dividend immediately because it takes time to make the transition, as you know. The peace dividend, which benefited the economy after the Cold War ended, has now gone. After all, they had felt the worst of the Cold War, therefore they deserved to have the best of a peace dividend. A peace dividend for Northern Ireland has to be a balanced package. But that needs to be weighed against the certain peace dividend. I think we let our defenses down a bit after the Cold War and wanted to enjoy the peace dividend. If people can't even move within the city and accept work where they wish, where is the peace dividend? The potential peace dividend is tremendous in every conceivable way. This need for global reach is a dimension of national security where the peace dividend that many sought with the end of the Cold War has proved elusive. In Israel, as in other places, hope arose for a peace dividend.
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