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

(a) [after French la France libre, les Français libres (C. de Gaulle in a radio broadcast of 22 June 1940)] Used (frequently with capital initial) to designate those who continued resistance to Germany in the Second World War (1939–45) after the capitulation of their respective countries, esp. in Free French. Also in extended use, denoting other ethnic or political groups engaged in subversive action.

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society > authority > lack of subjection > rebelliousness > political disaffection > [adjective] > with regard to occupying power

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1940 Winnipeg Free Press 28 June 1/7 The British government has recognized Gen. Charles De Gaulle as ‘the leader of all free Frenchmen’, an official announcement said today.

1940 Times 2 July 4/3 General de Gaulle..announced officially last night that he has appointed Vice-Admiral Muselier to be Commander of the Free-French Naval Forces.

1940 Times 31 Aug. 9/6 Free Norway has now its own bi-weekly newspaper, Norsk Tidend, published in London.

1940 Times (Weekly ed.) 27 Nov. 11 He dwelt on the importance of the war in the Mediterranean theatre and of the part that Free France could play there in snatching triumph out of defeat.

1941 C. Graves Life Line 4 To-day we have the scattered remnants of the Free French, Free Dutch, Free Polish, and Free Norwegian Fleets to render certain assistance.

1965 B. Sweet-Escott Baker St. Irregular ii. 52 What the refugees themselves seemed to have in mind was that we should recognize them as a ‘Free Rumanian’ or a ‘Free Bulgarian’ movement.

1969 Guardian 16 Sept. 11/3 The absurd romanticism of Free Belfast.

1985 Christian Sci. Monitor (Nexis) 10 May b8 For a short while during the war, Tromso..served as the capital of Free Norway and a center of resistance activities.

1991 T. Dupuy How to defeat Saddam Hussein i. 12 Syria was taken from Vichy French troops by British and Free French forces in July 1941.

2004 R. Mayne et al. Cross Channel Currents v. 88 Other crises marked relations between Britain and Free France during World War II.

单词	free french
释义	> as lemmas Free French (a) [after French la France libre, les Français libres (C. de Gaulle in a radio broadcast of 22 June 1940)] Used (frequently with capital initial) to designate those who continued resistance to Germany in the Second World War (1939–45) after the capitulation of their respective countries, esp. in Free French. Also in extended use, denoting other ethnic or political groups engaged in subversive action. ΘΚΠ society > authority > lack of subjection > rebelliousness > political disaffection > [adjective] > with regard to occupying power malignant1542 free1940 1940 Winnipeg Free Press 28 June 1/7 The British government has recognized Gen. Charles De Gaulle as ‘the leader of all free Frenchmen’, an official announcement said today. 1940 Times 2 July 4/3 General de Gaulle..announced officially last night that he has appointed Vice-Admiral Muselier to be Commander of the Free-French Naval Forces. 1940 Times 31 Aug. 9/6 Free Norway has now its own bi-weekly newspaper, Norsk Tidend, published in London. 1940 Times (Weekly ed.) 27 Nov. 11 He dwelt on the importance of the war in the Mediterranean theatre and of the part that Free France could play there in snatching triumph out of defeat. 1941 C. Graves Life Line 4 To-day we have the scattered remnants of the Free French, Free Dutch, Free Polish, and Free Norwegian Fleets to render certain assistance. 1965 B. Sweet-Escott Baker St. Irregular ii. 52 What the refugees themselves seemed to have in mind was that we should recognize them as a ‘Free Rumanian’ or a ‘Free Bulgarian’ movement. 1969 Guardian 16 Sept. 11/3 The absurd romanticism of Free Belfast. 1985 Christian Sci. Monitor (Nexis) 10 May b8 For a short while during the war, Tromso..served as the capital of Free Norway and a center of resistance activities. 1991 T. Dupuy How to defeat Saddam Hussein i. 12 Syria was taken from Vichy French troops by British and Free French forces in July 1941. 2004 R. Mayne et al. Cross Channel Currents v. 88 Other crises marked relations between Britain and Free France during World War II. extracted from freeadj.n.adv. < as lemmas
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