non-nuclear

non-nuclear — 形容詞

1. describes something that is not connected with atomic energy or atomic weapons i

1.形容詞C1
釋義

非核性的

不屬於核能或核武範疇的

describes something that is not connected with atomic energy or atomic weapons in a broad comparison

例句

The treaty covers both nuclear and non-nuclear threats to public safety.

該條約同時涵蓋核威脅與非核性威脅,以維護公共安全。

contrast: nuclear and non-nuclear threats

Devika compared non-nuclear research methods with older atomic test methods.

Devika 把非核性研究方法和較早的原子測試方法拿來比較。

同義詞
  • non-atomic

    more formal and less common; used mainly in technical contrasts

反義詞
  • nuclear

    connected with nuclear energy, weapons, or reactions

用法筆記

Used as a broad label when the exact type is not the focus. More specific senses below are preferred when the word refers directly to weapons, power systems, military action, or states.

2. describes a bomb, missile, or other weapon whose force comes from ordinary explo

2.形容詞C1
釋義

非核武的

指威力不是來自核反應的武器

describes a bomb, missile, or other weapon whose force comes from ordinary explosives rather than an atomic reaction

例句

The army tested a non-nuclear missile on an empty island range.

軍方在一座空的島上試射了一枚非核武飛彈。

collocation: non-nuclear missile

Walid described the strike as non-nuclear but still highly destructive.

Walid 說那次攻擊屬於非核武打擊,但破壞力仍然很大。

同義詞
  • conventional

    the standard military term for weapons that are not nuclear

反義詞
  • nuclear

    used of weapons whose destructive power comes from a nuclear reaction

用法筆記

Used for the weapon itself, not for a whole war or defence policy. Distinguish from sense 4, which describes action or strategy that does not use nuclear weapons.

3. describes a vehicle, plant, or system that does not run on power produced by a n

3.形容詞C1
釋義

非核能的

不是靠核能驅動或供電的

describes a vehicle, plant, or system that does not run on power produced by a nuclear reactor

例句

The submarine is non-nuclear, so it must refuel more often.

那艘潛艦屬於非核能型,所以得更常補充燃料。

be + non-nuclear for operating type

Sari prefers non-nuclear energy sources for the island's power plan.

Sari 為那座島的供電計畫偏好非核能的能源來源。

collocation: non-nuclear energy source

同義詞
  • non-atomic

    formal and uncommon; used in technical contrasts with nuclear power

反義詞

用法筆記

Most often used with machines, transport, or energy systems. Distinguish from sense 1, where the word is only a broad category label rather than a power source description.

4. describes military action, policy, or defence plans that do not use atomic weapo

4.形容詞C1
釋義

不使用核武

指軍事行動或政策不動用核武器

describes military action, policy, or defence plans that do not use atomic weapons

例句

The defence plan outlines a non-nuclear response to a border attack.

這份國防計畫列出了邊境遇襲時的不使用核武回應方式。

collocation: non-nuclear response

Kevin argued for a non-nuclear war even after the missiles landed.

即使飛彈已經落下,Kevin 仍主張打一場不使用核武的戰爭。

同義詞
  • conventional

    used in defence language for military action that excludes nuclear weapons

反義詞
  • nuclear

    involving the use or threat of nuclear weapons

用法筆記

This sense describes how a conflict or defence plan is carried out. Distinguish from sense 5, which describes a country that does not possess nuclear weapons at all.

5. describes a country or state that does not own nuclear weapons

5.形容詞C1
釋義

無核武的

指國家本身沒有核子武器

describes a country or state that does not own nuclear weapons

例句

After the vote, the country remained non-nuclear under the new constitution.

投票後,該國依照新憲法仍維持無核武的地位。

remain + non-nuclear for state policy

Min said the region is safer if every state stays non-nuclear.

Min 說,如果每個國家都維持無核武的狀態,這個地區會更安全。

同義詞
  • nuclear-free

    often used of countries, zones, or policies that ban or lack nuclear weapons

反義詞

用法筆記

Used mainly for countries, states, or regions in international politics. Distinguish from sense 4, where the focus is on not using nuclear weapons during a conflict.