英语词汇“filtration camp”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

filtration camp n. [in specific uses after Russian fil′trаciоnnyj lаgеr′ (1945); with sense (b) compare also Russian fil′trаciоnnyj punkt (1994 with reference to Chechnya)] a camp for immigrants, prisoners of war, etc.; spec.: (a) a camp established by the Soviet Union during the Second World War (1939–45) in order to screen citizens of Soviet territories who had been imprisoned by German forces or had been living in countries under German occupation (now historical); (b) a prison camp created (often illegally) by Russian forces in Chechnya during the conflicts between Russian and Chechen forces in the 1990s and the first decade of the 21st cent.In quot. 1905 a camp for Italian immigrant labourers.

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1905 N.Y. Times 13 Dec. 18/2 Miss Moore..gave a full report of the initial experiment..which she herself conducted at the Pittsburg filtration camp in the suburbs of Pittsburg early this Fall.

1946 Chicago Tribune 2 Mar. 13/4 The letter..told how the Red army rounded up every male between the ages of 16 and 60 and herded them into ‘filtration’ camps.

1971 Human Events 2 Oct. 13/4 All prisoners were processed through ‘filtration camps’ as a matter of routine, where their individual degree of treason was determined.

1995 Russ. Press Digest (Nexis) 28 Jan. The purpose of Kovalev's flight was to verify the reports ‘about the filtration camp established by Yegorov and Grachev in Mozdok’.

2000 Independent 9 Mar. i. 18/4 There is no need to travel to Chechnya, with its ‘filtration camps’ and hostage holding, to see human rights being violated in Russia.

2004 G. Swain Between Stalin & Hitler v. 108 The surviving women and children were then taken to a filtration camp; those who failed to keep pace were shot as stragglers.

2012 New Statesman (Nexis) 3 Sept. Young Chechen men of military age were assumed to be guilty and sent to filtration camps.

单词	filtration camp
释义	> as lemmas filtration camp filtration camp n. [in specific uses after Russian fil′trаciоnnyj lаgеr′ (1945); with sense (b) compare also Russian fil′trаciоnnyj punkt (1994 with reference to Chechnya)] a camp for immigrants, prisoners of war, etc.; spec.: (a) a camp established by the Soviet Union during the Second World War (1939–45) in order to screen citizens of Soviet territories who had been imprisoned by German forces or had been living in countries under German occupation (now historical); (b) a prison camp created (often illegally) by Russian forces in Chechnya during the conflicts between Russian and Chechen forces in the 1990s and the first decade of the 21st cent.In quot. 1905 a camp for Italian immigrant labourers. ΚΠ 1905 N.Y. Times 13 Dec. 18/2 Miss Moore..gave a full report of the initial experiment..which she herself conducted at the Pittsburg filtration camp in the suburbs of Pittsburg early this Fall. 1946 Chicago Tribune 2 Mar. 13/4 The letter..told how the Red army rounded up every male between the ages of 16 and 60 and herded them into ‘filtration’ camps. 1971 Human Events 2 Oct. 13/4 All prisoners were processed through ‘filtration camps’ as a matter of routine, where their individual degree of treason was determined. 1995 Russ. Press Digest (Nexis) 28 Jan. The purpose of Kovalev's flight was to verify the reports ‘about the filtration camp established by Yegorov and Grachev in Mozdok’. 2000 Independent 9 Mar. i. 18/4 There is no need to travel to Chechnya, with its ‘filtration camps’ and hostage holding, to see human rights being violated in Russia. 2004 G. Swain Between Stalin & Hitler v. 108 The surviving women and children were then taken to a filtration camp; those who failed to keep pace were shot as stragglers. 2012 New Statesman (Nexis) 3 Sept. Young Chechen men of military age were assumed to be guilty and sent to filtration camps. extracted from filtrationn. < as lemmas
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