civil war

IPA/ˌsɪvl ˈwɔː(r)/
IPA/ˌsɪvl ˈwɔːr/

civil war — 名詞

1. a war in which groups from one country fight each other for power or control

1.名詞B2
釋義

內戰

國內不同陣營之間的戰爭

a war in which groups from one country fight each other for power or control

例句

The civil war forced Mila's family to leave the capital by train.

這場內戰逼得 Mila 一家人搭火車離開首都。

civil war force [people] to leave [place]

After the civil war ended, schools reopened in the northern towns.

內戰結束後,北方幾個城鎮的學校重新開課。

after the civil war ended

同義詞
  • internal conflict

    broader; it can describe smaller fighting that does not become a full war

  • rebellion

    narrower; often focuses on one side rising against a government

文法句型

a civil war

civil war in [country]

civil war between [groups]

用法筆記

Usually countable. Writers often name the country or the rival groups after it, and common verbs include start, break out, end, and survive.

常見錯誤

A civil war began between France and Spain.
A war began between France and Spain.
💡A civil war happens inside one country, not between two different countries.