militarise

IPA/ˌriːˈmɪl.ɪ.tər.aɪz/
IPA/ˌriːˈmɪl.ə.tə.raɪz/

militarise — 動詞

  • militarisepresent simple I / you / we / they
  • militarises3rd person singular
  • militarising-ing form
  • militarisedpast simple

1. to return armed forces to a territory they had previously left, putting it back

1.動詞及物C1
釋義

派駐軍隊

將軍隊重新部署到曾撤出的地區

to return armed forces to a territory they had previously left, putting it back under military control

例句

Dimitri warned the Security Council that the government planned to militarise the border region within weeks.

Dimitri 在安理會警告，政府打算在幾週內對邊境地區派駐軍隊。

militarise + territory

After peace talks collapsed, General Okonkwo moved to militarise the northern province.

和平談判破裂後，Okonkwo 將軍迅速在北方省份派駐軍隊。

常見搭配
  • militarise a region
  • militarise a zone
  • militarise a border
  • militarise an island
  • militarise a province
同義詞
  • arm

    more general; can apply to individuals or groups receiving weapons, not specifically a territory

  • fortify

    focuses on building defensive structures rather than stationing troops

  • garrison

    specifically means to station troops for defence of a particular building or town

反義詞

文法句型

militarise + noun phrase (territory or region)

用法筆記

Object is typically a territory, region, zone, or island. Common in political and diplomatic contexts, often with negative implications.

常見錯誤

The army decided to militarise the neighbouring country.
The army decided to invade the neighbouring country.
'militarise' means re-establishing a military presence in an area you already control or claim; it is not the same as invading or attacking.

2. to arm a civilian police force with military weapons and tactics, transforming i

2.動詞及物C1
釋義

警隊軍事化

以軍事裝備與戰術強化警察單位

to arm a civilian police force with military weapons and tactics, transforming it into something closer to an army

例句

The mayor's plan to militarise the city police drew sharp criticism from local residents.

市長將市警隊軍事化的計畫引發了當地居民的強烈批評。

militarise + police force

At the community hearing, Amara argued that militarising law enforcement made her neighbourhood less safe, not more.

在社區聽證會上，Amara 認為將執法部門軍事化反而讓她的社區更不安全。

常見搭配
  • militarise the police
  • militarise law enforcement
  • militarise a police force
  • militarise the border patrol
同義詞
  • weaponise

    broader; can apply to anything turned into a weapon (e.g. information, technology), not specific to police

  • harden

    focuses on making an organisation more aggressive or tough, but not necessarily with military equipment

反義詞
  • demilitarise

    to remove military-style weapons and methods from a police force

文法句型

militarise + noun phrase (police or law enforcement)

用法筆記

Object is typically a police force, law-enforcement agency, or similar civilian authority. Frequently used in debates about policing reform and carries a critical tone.

常見錯誤

The government decided to militarise the protesters.
The government decided to use military force against the protesters.
'militarise' applies to institutions (police, agencies), not to individuals or crowds.

同根字

常見搭配

名詞搭配

  • decision to militarise
  • plan to militarise
  • attempt to militarise
  • move to militarise

副詞搭配

  • heavily militarise
  • increasingly militarise
  • fully militarise

常用片語

  • pressure to militarise
  • effort to militarise

介系詞搭配

  • militarise with