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battle(field) fighting troop warplane bomb warship1 gun missile tank refugee relief agency aid
causualty dead wounded destroy target military killed soldier civilian2 ceasefire shooting uniform
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cause causalties
destroy tanks
kill civilians3
strike at a target
move warship to
arm/aid allies
send aid
declare a ceasefire
fire a missile
bomb a target
use military force
destroy a target
beginner
a: are you watching another news report about the war?
B: yes. The two sides declared a short ceasefire but it broke down earlier today. Several military target were destroyed by bombing. Many civilians were among the dead and wounded.
A: how did this war start?
B: bout4 side claim a small area of territory. Both sides tried to build border fences and began attacking each other.
A: politicians from both sides sound increasingly belligerent5. Neither side wants to compromise.
B: relief agencies report that many civilians are in desperate need of food and shelter. Several European countries have agreed to send aid, but are afraid that their planes will be shot down.
A: what do you think will happen?
B: both countries are very poor. Soon they will run out of money to finance the war. Then, perhaps, they will negotiate. The thing is to find the real problem for the war and solve that.
A; it would be much simpler and cheaper if they negotiated first.
Intermediate
A; what do you think are the main causes of war today?
B: I’d say the main reason is poverty. Countries and their people get frustrated6 because they have so little. If their neighbors have some resources, they try to steal them by military force.
A: it seems that a lot of wars nowadays are really civil wars. People from different ethnic7 groups in the same country sometimes fight for power in that country.
B; several of those civil wars have been going on for years and years. It seems they will never end.
A; how do you think they could be ended?
B; I don’t think that there is any easy way. The united nations could send peacekeepers into the country. At least then the warring parties could be forced to negotiate. The thing is to find the real problem form the war and solve that.
A; so, if the cause is poverty, there should be a programme to make the country richer. If the problem is resources, share them.
B; it sounds easy when you say it like that. In reality, it’s harder to make peace between countries.
A; yes. It is. One way to stop countries fighting is to cut off their financial support. Wars are very expensive.
B; the problem is that many poor people might suffer.
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battle(field) fighting troop warplane bomb warship1 gun missile tank refugee relief agency aid
causualty dead wounded destroy target military killed soldier civilian2 ceasefire shooting uniform
phrases
cause causalties
destroy tanks
kill civilians3
strike at a target
move warship to
arm/aid allies
send aid
declare a ceasefire
fire a missile
bomb a target
use military force
destroy a target
beginner
a: are you watching another news report about the war?
B: yes. The two sides declared a short ceasefire but it broke down earlier today. Several military target were destroyed by bombing. Many civilians were among the dead and wounded.
A: how did this war start?
B: bout4 side claim a small area of territory. Both sides tried to build border fences and began attacking each other.
A: politicians from both sides sound increasingly belligerent5. Neither side wants to compromise.
B: relief agencies report that many civilians are in desperate need of food and shelter. Several European countries have agreed to send aid, but are afraid that their planes will be shot down.
A: what do you think will happen?
B: both countries are very poor. Soon they will run out of money to finance the war. Then, perhaps, they will negotiate. The thing is to find the real problem for the war and solve that.
A; it would be much simpler and cheaper if they negotiated first.
Intermediate
A; what do you think are the main causes of war today?
B: I’d say the main reason is poverty. Countries and their people get frustrated6 because they have so little. If their neighbors have some resources, they try to steal them by military force.
A: it seems that a lot of wars nowadays are really civil wars. People from different ethnic7 groups in the same country sometimes fight for power in that country.
B; several of those civil wars have been going on for years and years. It seems they will never end.
A; how do you think they could be ended?
B; I don’t think that there is any easy way. The united nations could send peacekeepers into the country. At least then the warring parties could be forced to negotiate. The thing is to find the real problem form the war and solve that.
A; so, if the cause is poverty, there should be a programme to make the country richer. If the problem is resources, share them.
B; it sounds easy when you say it like that. In reality, it’s harder to make peace between countries.
A; yes. It is. One way to stop countries fighting is to cut off their financial support. Wars are very expensive.
B; the problem is that many poor people might suffer.
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1 warship | |
n.军舰,战舰 | |
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2 civilian | |
adj.平民的,民用的,民众的 | |
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3 civilians | |
平民,百姓( civilian的名词复数 ); 老百姓 | |
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4 bout | |
n.侵袭,发作;一次(阵,回);拳击等比赛 | |
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5 belligerent | |
adj.好战的,挑起战争的;n.交战国,交战者 | |
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6 frustrated | |
adj.挫败的,失意的,泄气的v.使不成功( frustrate的过去式和过去分词 );挫败;使受挫折;令人沮丧 | |
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7 ethnic | |
adj.人种的,种族的,异教徒的 | |
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