military affairs

常見例句

The habit of giving priority to arms, military affairs, should be established more thoroughly in the whole of society.
我們優(yōu)先処理武器以及軍事事務(wù)的習(xí)慣應(yīng)該在這個(gè)社會(huì)上得到進(jìn)一步貫徹；
He went on to announce what he termed as "the modernization" of Russian-NATO relations, which includes termination or suspension activities related to military affairs.
他宣佈對(duì)俄羅斯和北約的關(guān)系實(shí)行他所說的“現(xiàn)代化”，包括結(jié)束或暫停與軍事事務(wù)有關(guān)的活動(dòng)。
“It is quite likely they [the senior commanders] will be promoted, as junior officials are waiting to take over their position,” said Win Min, a Burmese researcher on Burma military affairs.
緬甸一位軍事事務(wù)研究人員溫敏說，“高級(jí)指揮官們很可能會(huì)得到擢陞，而一些下級(jí)軍官們正等著被提拔到他們?cè)瓉淼穆毼弧?br>blog.sina.com.cn

He was chairman of the Senate Committee on Military Affairs.
The general said China is in the midst of what he called "a revolution in military affairs."
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