guerrilla

noun

/ɡəˈrɪlə/

(also guerilla)

a member of a small group of soldiers who are not part of an official army and who fight against official soldiers, usually to try to change the government游击队员
- urban guerrillas (= those who fight in towns)城市游击队员
- guerrilla war/warfare (= fought by guerrillas on one or both sides)游击战
- a guerrilla movement游击运动
compare freedom fighter
- Urban guerrillas detonated a car bomb in front of the company's headquarters.城市游击队在公司总部前引爆了一枚汽车炸弹。
- Seven soldiers and two guerrillas were killed after an attack on a border post.一个边境哨点受到袭击，七名士兵和两名游击队员被杀。
- Sporadic fighting soon turned into full-scale guerrilla warfare.零星的战斗很快变成了全面的游击战。
- The guerrilla group denied any involvement in the assassination.游击队否认与暗杀有任何关联。
- The peace talks have put an end to the 17-year guerrilla war.和谈为17年的游击战画上了句号。
Topics War and conflictc1
Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- armed
- urban
- communist
- …
guerrilla + noun
- army
- band
- force
- …
词源early 19th cent. (introduced during the Peninsular War): from Spanish, diminutive of guerra ‘war’.

guerrilla

adjective

/ɡəˈrɪlə/

(also guerilla)

[only before noun]

organized in an informal way and without official permission or approval游击的；非正式的；没有官方认可的
- Guerrilla actors took to the streets in army fatigues to protest against the war.非正式演员穿着士兵服走上街头举行反战示威。
- guerrilla marketing (= marketing that uses unusual methods in order to achieve the greatest effect for the smallest amount of money)游击营销（用不一般的方式以最少金钱取得最大成效）
- guerrilla gardening (= growing plants on land that you do not own to make it more attractive)游击园艺（在不属于自己的土地上栽种植物以美化环境）
词源early 19th cent. (introduced during the Peninsular War): from Spanish, diminutive of guerra ‘war’.

词汇	guerrilla
释义	guerrilla noun /ɡəˈrɪlə/ /ɡəˈrɪlə/ (also guerilla) a member of a small group of soldiers who are not part of an official army and who fight against official soldiers, usually to try to change the government游击队员 urban guerrillas (= those who fight in towns)城市游击队员 guerrilla war/warfare (= fought by guerrillas on one or both sides)游击战 a guerrilla movement游击运动 compare freedom fighter Urban guerrillas detonated a car bomb in front of the company's headquarters.城市游击队在公司总部前引爆了一枚汽车炸弹。 Seven soldiers and two guerrillas were killed after an attack on a border post.一个边境哨点受到袭击，七名士兵和两名游击队员被杀。 Sporadic fighting soon turned into full-scale guerrilla warfare.零星的战斗很快变成了全面的游击战。 The guerrilla group denied any involvement in the assassination.游击队否认与暗杀有任何关联。 The peace talks have put an end to the 17-year guerrilla war.和谈为17年的游击战画上了句号。 Topics War and conflictc1 Collocations Dictionaryadjective armed urban communist … guerrilla + noun army band force … 词源early 19th cent. (introduced during the Peninsular War): from Spanish, diminutive of guerra ‘war’. guerrilla adjective /ɡəˈrɪlə/ /ɡəˈrɪlə/ (also guerilla) [only before noun] organized in an informal way and without official permission or approval游击的；非正式的；没有官方认可的 Guerrilla actors took to the streets in army fatigues to protest against the war.非正式演员穿着士兵服走上街头举行反战示威。 guerrilla marketing (= marketing that uses unusual methods in order to achieve the greatest effect for the smallest amount of money)游击营销（用不一般的方式以最少金钱取得最大成效） guerrilla gardening (= growing plants on land that you do not own to make it more attractive)游击园艺（在不属于自己的土地上栽种植物以美化环境）词源early 19th cent. (introduced during the Peninsular War): from Spanish, diminutive of guerra ‘war’.
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