名词尚武精神; 职业军人的精神，军国主义
1. 军国主义;黩武主义
Militarism is a country's desire to strengthen their armed forces in order to make themselves more powerful.
e.g. The country slipped into a dangerous mixture of nationalism and militarism.
这个国家陷进了一种民族主义和军国主义并存的危险境地。
1. They are especially outraged over Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's repeated visits to Tokyo's Yasukuni shrine, seen by critics as a symbol of past Japanese militarism.
2. The shrine is seen as a symbol of Japan's past militarism by its Asian neighbors including China and South Korea.
3. Their essence shows an inability to engage in introspection and thoroughly repent and condemn Japanese militarism's history of invasion.
4. In face of strong condemnation by public opinions both at home and abroad, the rightists'militarism activities have a trend of fadeaway amid dominant request for peace.
5. His persistent visits to the war shrine have manifested his intent to distort history and glorify militarism.
6. Such a stance is essentially connivance with Japan's militarism and aggression and could embolden Tokyo to take more provocative action with dire consequences.
7. It is pathetic that to provoke China the foreign secretary of the Philippines has not hesitated to help Japan revive the dying ember of militarism.
8. " As one who has witnessed the horror and the lingering sadness of war, " Eisenhower spoke about the " grave implications " of militarism.
9. Rightist forces in the country found encouragement from this sentiment and became more unscrupulous in their attempt to resurrect militarism.
10. Kong criticized Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi for his recent visit to the Yasukuni Shrine a symbol of Japanese militarism.
noun
1. militarism的近义词
1. a political orientation of a people or a government to maintain a strong military force and to be prepared to use it aggressively to defend or promote national interests