Armistice的意思|Armistice的解释-里氏词典

armistice ['ɑ:mistis]

n. 休战, 停战

[法] 休战, 停战, 停火

On September29, Bulgaria signed an armistice.
9月29日，保加利亚签署停战协定。
After four years of bitter war, an armistice was signed.
在四年的战争苦难后，终于签定了停战协议。
At long last an armistice was declared by the belligerents.
交战双方终于宣布停战。

armistice

[ noun ]
a state of peace agreed to between opponents so they can discuss peace terms
<noun.state>

Armistice \Ar"mis*tice\, n. [F. armistice, fr. (an assumed word)
L. armistitium; arma arms + stare, statum (combining form,
-stitum), to stand still.]
A cessation of arms for a short time, by convention; a
temporary suspension of hostilities by agreement; a truce.

It is where military officials of both sides irregularly meet to discuss alleged armistice violations.
Among the gaffes: One book said President Truman "easily settled" the war in Korea by dropping "the bomb," although nuclear weapons weren't used in Korea and Eisenhower was president when the armistice was signed.
Larry G. Vogt, chief United Nations Command delegate to the armistice commission, refused to discuss the issue, saying the structure was built outside the demilitarized zone and not within the scope of the commission.
Vogt said joint teams should investigate alleged armistice violations and work to return remains of American soldiers who died in the Korean War.
In the early 1950s, they fought each other in the Korean War which ended with an armistice, not a peace treaty. Technically, they remain at war and the border between them is one of the most heavily fortified in the world.
We were all caught up in this whirlwind of history," he said. "It was like we were being propelled forward by a force." Just before midnight on March 23 the armistice was read.
For 18 years before 1967, the Syrians shelled Israeli towns and villages from the Golan in daily violation of the 1949 armistice agreement.
The joint armistice commission is charged with maintaining the cease-fire that ended the war and meets periodically at the request of either side.
He asked direct talks between North Korea and Washington on replacing the 1953 armistice agreement which ended the 1950-53 Korean War with a peace treaty.
And, as the author argues, the partisan war was itself a blemished enterprise. Lamb takes as his starting point the September 8 armistice.
North Korea has charged South Korea with a number of alleged armistice violations, including firing across the border and the introduction of illegal weapons into the DMZ that separates the two sides.
One United Nations Command official said his organization would make a counter-proposal that "fits the framework of the armistice agreement." The tunnel was discovered on March 3, in a remote mountainous area along the 155-mile border.
The peninsula was divided into the communist North and capitalist South in 1945 and the two sides fought a bloody three-year war in the early 1950s that ended with an armistice, but not a peace treaty.
North Korea invaded the South in 1950 to start the Korean War, which ended with an armistice in 1953.
They called for an end to the U.S. military presence in South Korea and the signing of a peace treaty to replace an armistice agreement that ended the 1950-53 Korean War.
The debate happens to be taking place on November 11 - Armistice Day - but no armistice will follow the result.
North and South Korea are still technically at war because the 1950-1953 Korean War ended in an armistice with no peace treaty signed.
South Korea refused to sign the armistice.
The 'loyalist' murder gangs have not yet accepted the armistice.
Even earlier, the repatriation of prisoners was a sticking-point that held up the Korean War armistice for two years.
After eight weeks of basic training at Fort Dix, N.J., the two were shipped off to the Korean peninsula, where the bloody war of 1950-53 had settled down to a nervous armistice.
By then the IRA armistice, if it holds, will have done so for the full three months envisaged in last year's Irish-British declaration. Before that, but perhaps after the Tory conference, it may pay to lift the broadcasting ban.
Recent talks in Managua with the Contras to work out a lasting armistice have faltered as the two sides attempt to define a vaguely worded cease-fire pact signed March 23.
United Nations forces led by the United States fought to defend South Korea. Chinese troops joined North Korean forces in the war, which ended three years later in an armistice.
He heads a 76-man U.N. observer group that monitors truce violations on the Lebanon-Israel border under a 1949 armistice agreement.
In 1950, Soviet leader Josef Stalin promised to support North Korea's invasion of the south, an attack that led to three years of war that ended with an armistice but no peace treaty.

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