Definition of wartime in English:

wartime

nounˈwɔːtʌɪmˈwɔrˌtaɪm

mass noun

A period during which a war is taking place.
the destruction of cultural property during wartime
as modifier Britain's wartime defences
Example sentencesExamples
- But in wartime we are even less able, and willing, than usual to see ourselves as others see us.
- For a nation going to the polls in wartime, no issue matters more than character.
- They need to figure out a way to sort of complete the role of the president in wartime.
- Youngsters from Southbroom Junior School have been finding out about Britain during wartime.
- Since it was reopened last week, the site has resembled a military base during wartime.
- Josie had always heard that in some towns soldiers are treated like saviors during wartime and this proved it.
- During wartime and particularly in the 1940s, tractors took over from horses in a big way.
- In wartime, there would be no food to waste, but with your care and co-operation we shall have enough.
- Eventually, the government will impose the kind of restrictions normally used in wartime.
- Opposition to war was not taken to mean that existence in wartime involved no Christian duties.
- Victims of the disaster and their rescuers saw sights normally seen only by the military in wartime.
- The law was originally designed to protect the merchant navy from financial ruin during wartime.
- It was a courage manifest in wartime and widowhood, a courage that endured to the end.
- The first photograph shows soldiers being conscripted during wartime as victims on an army production line.
- If we can so successfully manage the media in wartime, why can't we do the same in peace time?

Definition of wartime in US English:

wartime

nounˈwôrˌtīmˈwɔrˌtaɪm

A period during which a war is taking place.
the destruction of cultural property during wartime
as modifier Britain's wartime defenses
Example sentencesExamples
- Eventually, the government will impose the kind of restrictions normally used in wartime.
- They need to figure out a way to sort of complete the role of the president in wartime.
- Since it was reopened last week, the site has resembled a military base during wartime.
- During wartime and particularly in the 1940s, tractors took over from horses in a big way.
- Youngsters from Southbroom Junior School have been finding out about Britain during wartime.
- Josie had always heard that in some towns soldiers are treated like saviors during wartime and this proved it.
- It was a courage manifest in wartime and widowhood, a courage that endured to the end.
- Victims of the disaster and their rescuers saw sights normally seen only by the military in wartime.
- If we can so successfully manage the media in wartime, why can't we do the same in peace time?
- Opposition to war was not taken to mean that existence in wartime involved no Christian duties.
- But in wartime we are even less able, and willing, than usual to see ourselves as others see us.
- In wartime, there would be no food to waste, but with your care and co-operation we shall have enough.
- For a nation going to the polls in wartime, no issue matters more than character.
- The first photograph shows soldiers being conscripted during wartime as victims on an army production line.
- The law was originally designed to protect the merchant navy from financial ruin during wartime.

单词	wartime
释义	Definition of wartime in English: wartime nounˈwɔːtʌɪmˈwɔrˌtaɪm mass noun A period during which a war is taking place. the destruction of cultural property during wartime as modifier Britain's wartime defences Example sentencesExamples But in wartime we are even less able, and willing, than usual to see ourselves as others see us. For a nation going to the polls in wartime, no issue matters more than character. They need to figure out a way to sort of complete the role of the president in wartime. Youngsters from Southbroom Junior School have been finding out about Britain during wartime. Since it was reopened last week, the site has resembled a military base during wartime. Josie had always heard that in some towns soldiers are treated like saviors during wartime and this proved it. During wartime and particularly in the 1940s, tractors took over from horses in a big way. In wartime, there would be no food to waste, but with your care and co-operation we shall have enough. Eventually, the government will impose the kind of restrictions normally used in wartime. Opposition to war was not taken to mean that existence in wartime involved no Christian duties. Victims of the disaster and their rescuers saw sights normally seen only by the military in wartime. The law was originally designed to protect the merchant navy from financial ruin during wartime. It was a courage manifest in wartime and widowhood, a courage that endured to the end. The first photograph shows soldiers being conscripted during wartime as victims on an army production line. If we can so successfully manage the media in wartime, why can't we do the same in peace time? Definition of wartime in US English: wartime nounˈwôrˌtīmˈwɔrˌtaɪm A period during which a war is taking place. the destruction of cultural property during wartime as modifier Britain's wartime defenses Example sentencesExamples Eventually, the government will impose the kind of restrictions normally used in wartime. They need to figure out a way to sort of complete the role of the president in wartime. Since it was reopened last week, the site has resembled a military base during wartime. During wartime and particularly in the 1940s, tractors took over from horses in a big way. Youngsters from Southbroom Junior School have been finding out about Britain during wartime. Josie had always heard that in some towns soldiers are treated like saviors during wartime and this proved it. It was a courage manifest in wartime and widowhood, a courage that endured to the end. Victims of the disaster and their rescuers saw sights normally seen only by the military in wartime. If we can so successfully manage the media in wartime, why can't we do the same in peace time? Opposition to war was not taken to mean that existence in wartime involved no Christian duties. But in wartime we are even less able, and willing, than usual to see ourselves as others see us. In wartime, there would be no food to waste, but with your care and co-operation we shall have enough. For a nation going to the polls in wartime, no issue matters more than character. The first photograph shows soldiers being conscripted during wartime as victims on an army production line. The law was originally designed to protect the merchant navy from financial ruin during wartime.
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