单词 | enemy |
释义 | en·e·my 1. < the two brothers were political enemies > 2. < drink was his greatest enemy > 3. a. < the enemy was driven off > < meet the enemy on equal terms > — sometimes plural in constr. < the enemy were in large force > b. < after a running battle the enemy was sunk by a direct hit at 1000 yards > c. plural enemy < 30 to 40 enemy engaged a friendly patrol — New York Times > Synonyms: < to amass adequate air power to deter our enemies from immediate attack > < let the teacher appear always the ally of the pupil, not his natural enemy — Bertrand Russell > < time is at once the enemy and the ally of life and of love — F.B.Millett > < the mortal enemies of man are … the aspects of the physical world that limit or challenge his control — W.C.Allee > < germ-bearing insects and other enemies of mankind > foe generally implies active warfare, usually figurative < the intransigent foe of hypocrisy and false standards — Gene Baro > < laughter is by no means a foe of reason — H.A.Overstreet > < the representative from Michigan has a reputation as a foe of waste, particularly in the armed services — Current Biography > In application to an opponent in war, enemy is the common word and foe is chiefly poetic or rhetorical < he had fresh troops and superior numbers and forced the enemy back until they abandoned the field — C.H.Lanza > < donning his sword and buckler to fight the foe > |
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