Afghanistan的意思|Afghanistan的解释-里氏词典

Afghanistan [æf'gænistæn]

n. 阿富汗

Afghanistan proved the tougher nut to crack. Mr.Gorbachev proposed to withdraw this troops over a12-month period, which the Americans took as a small concession, but he refused to set a date for the pullout to start, which dis
阿富汗实为更难克服的困难。戈尔巴乔夫提议用一年时间完成撤军（美国认为是一项小小的让步），但拒绝订定开始撤离的日期，令总统与他的幕僚感到失望。
An Iranian language that is the principal vernacular language of Afghanistan and parts of western Pakistan.
普什图语一种伊朗语，是阿富汗和巴基斯坦西部的部分地区的主要方言
He bought the farm in Afghanistan.
这句可不要直解为“他在阿富汗买了个农场”。

afghanistan

[ noun ]
a mountainous landlocked country in central Asia; bordered by Iran to the west and Russia to the north and Pakistan to the east and south
<noun.location>
Soviet troops invaded Afghanistan in 1979

Afghanistan \Afghanistan\ n.
1. a mountainous country in central Asia.
[WordNet 1.5]

Ahmed Shah, a guerrilla designated by the rebel alliance to head an all-rebel interim government, stood in the 95-degree heat and told the crowd his administration would soon move into Afghanistan. He gave no deadline.
Afghanistan repeatedly has charged that Pakistan is violating the agreement, which took effect May 15, by continuing to arm guerrillas.
Negotiations between Afghanistan and Pakistan, which were held under U.N. auspices, stalled.
Most war refugees living in Iran belong to Afghanistan's minority Shiite sect of Islam, which is practiced by most Iranians. Those in Pakistan are Sunni Moslems.
The U.S. must also demand removal of hundreds of Soviet advisers, the cessation of military supplies and a review of treaties that might tie Afghanistan inextricably to Moscow.
He maintained ties with West Germany, refused to break relations with Israel after the Six-Day War, refused to boycott the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles, and declined to back Soviet interventions in Czechoslovakia and Afghanistan.
Calls for the king's return have gained urgency since the Soviets ended their nine-year intervention in Afghanistan last week by pulling out the last of their troops.
"There are even candidate members of the Politburo who learned that troops had entered Afghanistan only after reading the newspapers," editor Grigory Baklanov said in a speech last year.
U.N. peacekeepers are in charge of monitoring the Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan, the Aug. 20 cease-fire between Iran and Iraq, the Cuban pullout from Angola and South Africa's exit from Namibia.
(The Kabul government) has been rejected by the people of Afghanistan," he was quoted as saying by the official Pakistani news agency APP.
The victories came mainly in the border regions of eastern Afghanistan where Kabul's security forces were left behind.
The Soviet ambassador to Denmark, Boris Pastukhov, has been named the Kremlin's new envoy to Afghanistan, succeeding First Deputy Foreign Minister Yuli Vorontsov, an official confirmed Wednesday.
Moscow said it would withdraw its estimated 115,000 soldiers within ten months starting May 15 if Pakistan and Afghanistan sign a peace agreement by March 15.
More typical reports in the state-run media have said the April 14 Geneva agreement, which commits the Soviets to a pullout, increases opportunities for a peaceful settlement in Afghanistan's 10-year-old civil war.
An Italian newspaper said Tuesday that the chief of Afghanistan's diplomatic mission in Italy, reported missing since last week, defected to the West with American help.
Moslem guerrillas reported heavy fighting near the Soviet border in northern Afghanistan and said they shot down three aircraft.
James Oberg said Soyuz TM-5, with an Afghan crewman aboard, was rushed into space a year ahead of schedule to assure that it flew before Soviet troops completed withdrawal from Afghanistan.
A prominent Soviet adviser warned the Kremlin less than a month after Soviet troops entered Afghanistan that the action would derail efforts to curb the arms race, he said in a letter published today.
Tokyo has refused to extend any official credits to the Soviet Union since the 1980 invasion of Afghanistan, making many Soviet projects too risky for Japanese companies.
There is normally little fighting in Afghanistan during Ramadan, the Moslem month of fasting that began March 27. Khost, near Pakistan's western border, is the exception this year.
The communists seized power in Afghanistan in a 1978 coup.
The White House described the Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan today as a "welcome first step," and expressed the hope the entire force will be gone by the end of the year.
President Reagan and other U.S. officials marked the ninth anniversary of Soviet intervention in Afghanistan stressing that they expect Moscow to honor its commitment to complete military withdrawal by Feb. 15.
U.S. State Department spokeswoman Phyllis Oakley said this week that the Soviets had directed aircraft into Afghanistan and moved some Red Army troops into Kunduz from elsewhere within the country. She said this violated the Geneva accords.
We want peace to come to Afghanistan." At the teacher's training school, 18-year-old Adilla Dehquanzadeh said she wanted to ask President Bush why the Americans are arming the mujahedeen.
The majority of Afghan fighters based in Iran belong to Afghanistan's minority Shiite sect of Islam.
The mujahedeen, based mainly in neighboring Pakistan, want to establish an Islamic republic of Afghanistan.
The U.N. this year helped negotiate peace agreements aimed at ending wars in Afghanistan and the western Sahara, and between Iran and Iraq.
In the short term, the collapse of Communist hard-liners in Moscow could open the way to a joint Washington-Moscow agreement to shut down aid to the warring sides in Afghanistan's lengthy civil war.
"We're taking a fresh look," said one U.S. official, in light of the stalemate in fighting between the Mujahedeen and government forces since Soviet troops withdrew from Afghanistan Feb. 15.

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