Definition of tripwire in English:

tripwire

nounˈtrɪpwʌɪəˈtrɪpˌwaɪ(ə)r

1A wire stretched close to the ground, working a trap, explosion, or alarm when disturbed and serving to detect or prevent people or animals entering an area.
绊网；引爆线；警报拉发线
he brushed some leaves aside to reveal a small tripwire stretched between two trees
Example sentencesExamples
- The mine is a ground blast fragmentation mine activated by disturbing one of four tripwires.
- The wide area antipersonnel mine was a flanged metal sphere with tripwires spread by springs.
- Blast mines are laid on or below the soil surface and explode when trodden on, while fragmentation mines are usually set off by tripwires and spray metal fragments over a wide area.
- After a couple of steps, I saw a second tripwire.
- The antipersonnel mines are activated by tripwires that will explode by the presence of a civilian or combatant.
- He crouched down and brushed some leaves aside to reveal a small tripwire stretched between two trees.
- This provides an automatic detection, or tripwire, feature within the system.
- There is a problem, though, when a single event is considered the tripwire that brings God's judgment.
- Later in the game, the mercenaries start deploying Claymore mines, which are triggered by tripwire.
- The clash of contemporary ugliness with ancient beauty is a tripwire I often stumble on.
- There were no guards, no alarms, no more tripwires after those we had evaded.
- The first mines were employed in the American Civil War when Confederate forces linked tripwires to musket trigger mechanisms to fire black powder and shrapnel charges with percussion caps.
- He fixed up a few more things, and the bottles stood on the ground, tightly strung with a tripwire between them.
- He was a genius at creating special booby traps and tripwires, all sorts of custom-made devices designed to inflict maximum pain and damage.
- The end result is you can trigger an alarm - hitting a tripwire, getting caught on camera, scaring guards - and then sprint to a deactivation panel before it's too late and then go on about your business.
- She's devising a plan to lay a trap for them with tripwires and a lot of tin foil - apparently they like shiny things - but she doesn't have high hopes.
- Government cutbacks and legal tripwires have conspired to see the town park overgrown and uncared for.
- Then attach a tripwire to the dead animal with the other end attached to a loaded shotgun.
- Trip flares, attached to low pickets, can be placed around a position or in an ambush site, and may either be fired when an enemy touches a tripwire or initiated by the defender or ambusher.
- He quickly made his way through the corridors, following that odd mark and keeping an eye out for tripwires, odd stones, and trap doors.
1. 1.1 A comparatively weak military force employed as a first line of defence, engagement with which will trigger the intervention of stronger forces.
  前哨试探性部队（较弱的第一道防线部队，与此部队交战将导致强大部队的介入）
  if these peacekeeping efforts fail, they should have the function of a tripwire
  as modifier the placing of tripwire forces on disputed borders
  Example sentencesExamples
  Replacing the American tripwire would be expensive for the country.
  Today the US maintains 37,000 soldiers as a tripwire to ensure involvement should war again break out between the two countries.
  Moreover, the troop tripwire makes it America's problem.
  Why is the administration proposing to abandon the long-standing tripwire function of U.S. forces in the country?
  The 19 camps between the capital and the border house about 15,000 U.S. tripwire troops.

Definition of tripwire in US English:

tripwire

nounˈtrɪpˌwaɪ(ə)rˈtripˌwī(ə)r

1A wire stretched close to the ground, working a trap, explosion, or alarm when disturbed and serving to detect or prevent people or animals entering an area.
绊网；引爆线；警报拉发线
he brushed some leaves aside to reveal a small tripwire stretched between two trees
Example sentencesExamples
- Trip flares, attached to low pickets, can be placed around a position or in an ambush site, and may either be fired when an enemy touches a tripwire or initiated by the defender or ambusher.
- Later in the game, the mercenaries start deploying Claymore mines, which are triggered by tripwire.
- He crouched down and brushed some leaves aside to reveal a small tripwire stretched between two trees.
- After a couple of steps, I saw a second tripwire.
- The first mines were employed in the American Civil War when Confederate forces linked tripwires to musket trigger mechanisms to fire black powder and shrapnel charges with percussion caps.
- The antipersonnel mines are activated by tripwires that will explode by the presence of a civilian or combatant.
- There is a problem, though, when a single event is considered the tripwire that brings God's judgment.
- Then attach a tripwire to the dead animal with the other end attached to a loaded shotgun.
- The end result is you can trigger an alarm - hitting a tripwire, getting caught on camera, scaring guards - and then sprint to a deactivation panel before it's too late and then go on about your business.
- He quickly made his way through the corridors, following that odd mark and keeping an eye out for tripwires, odd stones, and trap doors.
- There were no guards, no alarms, no more tripwires after those we had evaded.
- He was a genius at creating special booby traps and tripwires, all sorts of custom-made devices designed to inflict maximum pain and damage.
- The wide area antipersonnel mine was a flanged metal sphere with tripwires spread by springs.
- Government cutbacks and legal tripwires have conspired to see the town park overgrown and uncared for.
- The clash of contemporary ugliness with ancient beauty is a tripwire I often stumble on.
- The mine is a ground blast fragmentation mine activated by disturbing one of four tripwires.
- He fixed up a few more things, and the bottles stood on the ground, tightly strung with a tripwire between them.
- She's devising a plan to lay a trap for them with tripwires and a lot of tin foil - apparently they like shiny things - but she doesn't have high hopes.
- Blast mines are laid on or below the soil surface and explode when trodden on, while fragmentation mines are usually set off by tripwires and spray metal fragments over a wide area.
- This provides an automatic detection, or tripwire, feature within the system.
1. 1.1 A comparatively weak military force employed as a first line of defense, engagement with which will trigger the intervention of strong forces.
  前哨试探性部队（较弱的第一道防线部队，与此部队交战将导致强大部队的介入）
  if these peacekeeping efforts fail, they should have the function of a tripwire
  as modifier the placing of tripwire forces on disputed borders
  Example sentencesExamples
  Why is the administration proposing to abandon the long-standing tripwire function of U.S. forces in the country?
  The 19 camps between the capital and the border house about 15,000 U.S. tripwire troops.
  Today the US maintains 37,000 soldiers as a tripwire to ensure involvement should war again break out between the two countries.
  Moreover, the troop tripwire makes it America's problem.
  Replacing the American tripwire would be expensive for the country.

词汇	tripwire
释义	Definition of tripwire in English: tripwire nounˈtrɪpwʌɪəˈtrɪpˌwaɪ(ə)r 1A wire stretched close to the ground, working a trap, explosion, or alarm when disturbed and serving to detect or prevent people or animals entering an area. 绊网；引爆线；警报拉发线 he brushed some leaves aside to reveal a small tripwire stretched between two trees Example sentencesExamples The mine is a ground blast fragmentation mine activated by disturbing one of four tripwires. The wide area antipersonnel mine was a flanged metal sphere with tripwires spread by springs. Blast mines are laid on or below the soil surface and explode when trodden on, while fragmentation mines are usually set off by tripwires and spray metal fragments over a wide area. After a couple of steps, I saw a second tripwire. The antipersonnel mines are activated by tripwires that will explode by the presence of a civilian or combatant. He crouched down and brushed some leaves aside to reveal a small tripwire stretched between two trees. This provides an automatic detection, or tripwire, feature within the system. There is a problem, though, when a single event is considered the tripwire that brings God's judgment. Later in the game, the mercenaries start deploying Claymore mines, which are triggered by tripwire. The clash of contemporary ugliness with ancient beauty is a tripwire I often stumble on. There were no guards, no alarms, no more tripwires after those we had evaded. The first mines were employed in the American Civil War when Confederate forces linked tripwires to musket trigger mechanisms to fire black powder and shrapnel charges with percussion caps. He fixed up a few more things, and the bottles stood on the ground, tightly strung with a tripwire between them. He was a genius at creating special booby traps and tripwires, all sorts of custom-made devices designed to inflict maximum pain and damage. The end result is you can trigger an alarm - hitting a tripwire, getting caught on camera, scaring guards - and then sprint to a deactivation panel before it's too late and then go on about your business. She's devising a plan to lay a trap for them with tripwires and a lot of tin foil - apparently they like shiny things - but she doesn't have high hopes. Government cutbacks and legal tripwires have conspired to see the town park overgrown and uncared for. Then attach a tripwire to the dead animal with the other end attached to a loaded shotgun. Trip flares, attached to low pickets, can be placed around a position or in an ambush site, and may either be fired when an enemy touches a tripwire or initiated by the defender or ambusher. He quickly made his way through the corridors, following that odd mark and keeping an eye out for tripwires, odd stones, and trap doors. 1.1 A comparatively weak military force employed as a first line of defence, engagement with which will trigger the intervention of stronger forces. 前哨试探性部队（较弱的第一道防线部队，与此部队交战将导致强大部队的介入） if these peacekeeping efforts fail, they should have the function of a tripwire as modifier the placing of tripwire forces on disputed borders Example sentencesExamples Replacing the American tripwire would be expensive for the country. Today the US maintains 37,000 soldiers as a tripwire to ensure involvement should war again break out between the two countries. Moreover, the troop tripwire makes it America's problem. Why is the administration proposing to abandon the long-standing tripwire function of U.S. forces in the country? The 19 camps between the capital and the border house about 15,000 U.S. tripwire troops. Definition of tripwire in US English: tripwire nounˈtrɪpˌwaɪ(ə)rˈtripˌwī(ə)r 1A wire stretched close to the ground, working a trap, explosion, or alarm when disturbed and serving to detect or prevent people or animals entering an area. 绊网；引爆线；警报拉发线 he brushed some leaves aside to reveal a small tripwire stretched between two trees Example sentencesExamples Trip flares, attached to low pickets, can be placed around a position or in an ambush site, and may either be fired when an enemy touches a tripwire or initiated by the defender or ambusher. Later in the game, the mercenaries start deploying Claymore mines, which are triggered by tripwire. He crouched down and brushed some leaves aside to reveal a small tripwire stretched between two trees. After a couple of steps, I saw a second tripwire. The first mines were employed in the American Civil War when Confederate forces linked tripwires to musket trigger mechanisms to fire black powder and shrapnel charges with percussion caps. The antipersonnel mines are activated by tripwires that will explode by the presence of a civilian or combatant. There is a problem, though, when a single event is considered the tripwire that brings God's judgment. Then attach a tripwire to the dead animal with the other end attached to a loaded shotgun. The end result is you can trigger an alarm - hitting a tripwire, getting caught on camera, scaring guards - and then sprint to a deactivation panel before it's too late and then go on about your business. He quickly made his way through the corridors, following that odd mark and keeping an eye out for tripwires, odd stones, and trap doors. There were no guards, no alarms, no more tripwires after those we had evaded. He was a genius at creating special booby traps and tripwires, all sorts of custom-made devices designed to inflict maximum pain and damage. The wide area antipersonnel mine was a flanged metal sphere with tripwires spread by springs. Government cutbacks and legal tripwires have conspired to see the town park overgrown and uncared for. The clash of contemporary ugliness with ancient beauty is a tripwire I often stumble on. The mine is a ground blast fragmentation mine activated by disturbing one of four tripwires. He fixed up a few more things, and the bottles stood on the ground, tightly strung with a tripwire between them. She's devising a plan to lay a trap for them with tripwires and a lot of tin foil - apparently they like shiny things - but she doesn't have high hopes. Blast mines are laid on or below the soil surface and explode when trodden on, while fragmentation mines are usually set off by tripwires and spray metal fragments over a wide area. This provides an automatic detection, or tripwire, feature within the system. 1.1 A comparatively weak military force employed as a first line of defense, engagement with which will trigger the intervention of strong forces. 前哨试探性部队（较弱的第一道防线部队，与此部队交战将导致强大部队的介入） if these peacekeeping efforts fail, they should have the function of a tripwire as modifier the placing of tripwire forces on disputed borders Example sentencesExamples Why is the administration proposing to abandon the long-standing tripwire function of U.S. forces in the country? The 19 camps between the capital and the border house about 15,000 U.S. tripwire troops. Today the US maintains 37,000 soldiers as a tripwire to ensure involvement should war again break out between the two countries. Moreover, the troop tripwire makes it America's problem. Replacing the American tripwire would be expensive for the country.
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