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Definition of civil war in English: civil warnoun A war between citizens of the same country. 内战 they signed a peace accord ending the country's 12-year civil war mass noun the country is on the brink of civil war Example sentencesExamples - The people here were already in difficulty due to the civil war that had raged for nearly 20 years.
- This has fuelled the civil war, which has left two and a half million people dead and which still rages today.
- The men moving the chess pieces are hurling millions of people into poverty, with tens of thousands forced to flee from numerous civil wars.
- All of the national and religious communities have been victimized by the civil wars.
- Children tend to be used heavily as soldiers during prolonged civil wars; and such civil wars abound at present.
- It could also lay the basis for civil wars, tension between the US and European powers and future military intervention.
- It has lasted for a long time, through depressions, recessions, slumps, civil wars and world wars.
- They are fleeing persecution, civil wars and grinding deprivation.
- Refugees from civil wars all over the world also used this border to enter Europe.
- The programme's central claim is that the civil war was really a war about religion.
- In the very process of winning the civil war, the regime was inwardly corrupted.
- We can tell that they've had civil war after civil war and that much of their population is unemployed.
- The film ends with the couple driven apart by civil war, world war and dictatorship.
- This acted as the trigger for a series of civil wars, as reactionaries and progressives battled both with the French and each other.
- The scene drives home as nothing else the ugly ironies that make civil wars the cruelest.
- Its aim would be to stop wars and civil wars which are preventing development in parts of the continent.
- This rivalry had involved civil wars, peasant uprisings, and religious strife of every description.
- During the past 15 years, the number of wars and civil wars has not diminished.
- Independence from Spain in 1816 led to a succession of civil wars during the nineteenth century.
- And as you know, almost all the wars are civil wars, so that's how we devote our time.
Definition of civil war in US English: civil warnounˌsivil ˈwô(ə)rˌsɪvɪl ˈwɔ(ə)r A war between citizens of the same country. 内战 they signed a peace accord ending the country's 12-year civil war See also American Civil War, English Civil War, Spanish Civil War mass noun the country is on the brink of civil war Example sentencesExamples - During the past 15 years, the number of wars and civil wars has not diminished.
- The film ends with the couple driven apart by civil war, world war and dictatorship.
- The scene drives home as nothing else the ugly ironies that make civil wars the cruelest.
- It could also lay the basis for civil wars, tension between the US and European powers and future military intervention.
- We can tell that they've had civil war after civil war and that much of their population is unemployed.
- This rivalry had involved civil wars, peasant uprisings, and religious strife of every description.
- And as you know, almost all the wars are civil wars, so that's how we devote our time.
- It has lasted for a long time, through depressions, recessions, slumps, civil wars and world wars.
- The men moving the chess pieces are hurling millions of people into poverty, with tens of thousands forced to flee from numerous civil wars.
- Refugees from civil wars all over the world also used this border to enter Europe.
- The people here were already in difficulty due to the civil war that had raged for nearly 20 years.
- In the very process of winning the civil war, the regime was inwardly corrupted.
- All of the national and religious communities have been victimized by the civil wars.
- Independence from Spain in 1816 led to a succession of civil wars during the nineteenth century.
- Its aim would be to stop wars and civil wars which are preventing development in parts of the continent.
- They are fleeing persecution, civil wars and grinding deprivation.
- Children tend to be used heavily as soldiers during prolonged civil wars; and such civil wars abound at present.
- This has fuelled the civil war, which has left two and a half million people dead and which still rages today.
- This acted as the trigger for a series of civil wars, as reactionaries and progressives battled both with the French and each other.
- The programme's central claim is that the civil war was really a war about religion.
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