• n. 游擊戰(zhàn)；游擊隊(duì)

詞源同war,戰(zhàn)爭。-illa, 小詞后綴。

guerrilla (n.)

"fighter in an irregular, independent armed force," 1809, from Spanish guerrilla "body of skirmishers, skirmishing warfare," literally "little war," diminutive of guerra "war," from a Germanic source cognate with Old High German werra "strife, conflict, war," from Proto-Germanic *werra- (see war (n.)). Acquired by English during the Peninsular War (1808-1814), when bands of Spanish peasants and shepherds annoyed the occupying French. Purists failed in their attempt to keep this word restricted to "irregular warfare" and prevent it taking on the sense properly belonging to guerrillero "guerrilla fighter." Figurative use by 1861. As an adjective from 1811.

1. The security zone was set up to prevent guerrilla infiltrations.

設(shè)立了安全區(qū)以防止游擊隊(duì)員的滲入。

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2. A guerrilla war has lingered into its fourth decade.

一場游擊戰(zhàn)已經(jīng)持續(xù)了30多年。

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3. He dismissed guerrilla warfare as "adventurism."

他對(duì)游擊戰(zhàn)嗤之以鼻，認(rèn)為那是一種“冒險(xiǎn)主義”。

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4. Guerrilla groups are active in the province.

游擊隊(duì)在該省很活躍。

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5. These villagers are guerrilla sympathizers.

這些村民擁護(hù)游擊隊(duì)。

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