casus belli

casus belli

美 [ˌkɑsʊs ˈbeli] 　英 [ˌkɑːsʊs ˈbeli]

• n.交战理由；开战借口
• 网络宣战的事件；开战的理由；开战理由

英汉双解

英汉解释

na.	1. 开战的理由,宣战的原因[藉口]

英英解释

n.	1. an event or situation that causes a war

例句

They seem to be using these incidents as a casus belli.

他们似乎是在把这些事件当作宣战的借口。

Also important at the HRE level is the way the whole system is integrated with the whole new Casus Belli system.

此外，在HRE重要的是整个系统与全新宣战系统集成的方式。

The casus belli is the government's bid to reform public-sector pensions, which will see workers pay more in contributions and retire later.

罢工的导火线是政府改革公共部门的养老金，这将使工人付更多养老金，更晚退休。

He can also, on rare occasions, grant a divorce or a special Casus Belli.

在很特殊的情况下，他也会允许离婚，或者给予一些特别的宣战理由。

Casus belli An act or event which starts a war or is regarded as

开战的理由、原因、借口、行动或事件。