Definition of narco-terrorism in English:

narco-terrorism

nounˌnɑːkəʊˈtɛrərɪz(ə)mˌnɑrkoʊˈtɛrəˌrɪzəm

mass noun

Terrorism associated with the trade in illegal drugs.
Example sentencesExamples
- "We are also becoming increasingly susceptible to newer forms of security threats such as cyber-attacks, narco-terrorism and terror-financing," he said.
- This war against narco-terrorism can and will be won.
- Both countries are top cocaine producers with long histories of narcoterrorism and corruption.
- If the country is concerned about the stability of a government struggling with narco-terrorism, it should refrain from insisting on crop eradication until belligerents are defeated.
- ‘What we do - as far as the global war on terrorism - is counter narco-terrorism,’ he said.
- These countries need help in addressing endemic problems such as economic instability, low per-capita income, illiberal democratic practices, and narcoterrorism.
- He has been indicted by US courts for drug trafficking and narco-terrorism.

Derivatives

narco-terrorist

noun & adjectiveˌnɑːkəʊˈtɛrərɪst

‘There are a lot of narco-terrorists using the narcotics trade to supply money to terrorist groups,’ said the squadron commander.
Example sentencesExamples
- Other countries in our region just don't have the resources to improve their economies, fight narco-terrorists, and quell violence on their own.
- The country is sliding towards chaos and risks turning into a narco-terrorist state.
- Narco-terrorist groups are still active in several rural areas and firearms are common.
- Next year, I will ask our Congress to renew its support so that this courageous nation can win its war against narcoterrorists.

Definition of narco-terrorism in US English:

narco-terrorism

nounˌnɑrkoʊˈtɛrəˌrɪzəmˌnärkōˈterəˌrizəm

Terrorism associated with trade in illicit drugs.
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘What we do - as far as the global war on terrorism - is counter narco-terrorism,’ he said.
- These countries need help in addressing endemic problems such as economic instability, low per-capita income, illiberal democratic practices, and narcoterrorism.
- "We are also becoming increasingly susceptible to newer forms of security threats such as cyber-attacks, narco-terrorism and terror-financing," he said.
- Both countries are top cocaine producers with long histories of narcoterrorism and corruption.
- This war against narco-terrorism can and will be won.
- He has been indicted by US courts for drug trafficking and narco-terrorism.
- If the country is concerned about the stability of a government struggling with narco-terrorism, it should refrain from insisting on crop eradication until belligerents are defeated.

词汇	narco-terrorism
释义	Definition of narco-terrorism in English: narco-terrorism nounˌnɑːkəʊˈtɛrərɪz(ə)mˌnɑrkoʊˈtɛrəˌrɪzəm mass noun Terrorism associated with the trade in illegal drugs. Example sentencesExamples "We are also becoming increasingly susceptible to newer forms of security threats such as cyber-attacks, narco-terrorism and terror-financing," he said. This war against narco-terrorism can and will be won. Both countries are top cocaine producers with long histories of narcoterrorism and corruption. If the country is concerned about the stability of a government struggling with narco-terrorism, it should refrain from insisting on crop eradication until belligerents are defeated. ‘What we do - as far as the global war on terrorism - is counter narco-terrorism,’ he said. These countries need help in addressing endemic problems such as economic instability, low per-capita income, illiberal democratic practices, and narcoterrorism. He has been indicted by US courts for drug trafficking and narco-terrorism. Derivatives narco-terrorist noun & adjectiveˌnɑːkəʊˈtɛrərɪst ‘There are a lot of narco-terrorists using the narcotics trade to supply money to terrorist groups,’ said the squadron commander. Example sentencesExamples Other countries in our region just don't have the resources to improve their economies, fight narco-terrorists, and quell violence on their own. The country is sliding towards chaos and risks turning into a narco-terrorist state. Narco-terrorist groups are still active in several rural areas and firearms are common. Next year, I will ask our Congress to renew its support so that this courageous nation can win its war against narcoterrorists. Definition of narco-terrorism in US English: narco-terrorism nounˌnɑrkoʊˈtɛrəˌrɪzəmˌnärkōˈterəˌrizəm Terrorism associated with trade in illicit drugs. Example sentencesExamples ‘What we do - as far as the global war on terrorism - is counter narco-terrorism,’ he said. These countries need help in addressing endemic problems such as economic instability, low per-capita income, illiberal democratic practices, and narcoterrorism. "We are also becoming increasingly susceptible to newer forms of security threats such as cyber-attacks, narco-terrorism and terror-financing," he said. Both countries are top cocaine producers with long histories of narcoterrorism and corruption. This war against narco-terrorism can and will be won. He has been indicted by US courts for drug trafficking and narco-terrorism. If the country is concerned about the stability of a government struggling with narco-terrorism, it should refrain from insisting on crop eradication until belligerents are defeated.
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