detente

detente怎么读

英式音标：[ˌdeɪˈtɑ:nt]

美式音标：[deɪˈtɑːnt]

detente基本解释

n. （国际关系中紧张*面的）缓和

detente的意思释义

n.

（国际关系中紧张*面的）缓和；

变形

复数：detentes

英英释义

n.the easing of tensions or strained relations (especially between nations)

detente用法及例句

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

Many people say that detente is now a dead letter.

很多人说缓和国际紧张*势的论调已是明日黄花。

The outlook for detente is poor over the short time.

不大有希望在短期内缓和。

例句参考

Detente and Confrontation: American Soviet Relations from Nixon to Reagan by Raymond L. Garthoff

Acid-base balance nomogram--a Boston-Copenhagen detente

Power and protest : global revolution and the rise of detente

Detente and the Nixon Doctrine: American Foreign Policy and the Pursuit of Stability, 1969-1976 by Robert S. Litwak

Oxygen as a neonatal health hazard: call for detente in clinical practice.

Paneth cell defensins and the regulation of the microbiome: detente at mucosal surfaces.

ON THE RELATIONS AMONG EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH PARADIGMS: FROM DISDAIN TO DETENTE

Conflict and Interdependence: East-West Trade and Linkages in the Era of Detente

Serous tumours of low malignant potential (serous borderline tumours): moving toward detente.

detente词源

détente

détente: [20] English originally acquired this word from French in the 17th century as detent, which denotes a catch that regulates the movement of a clock. French détente, which originally signified a device for releasing a crossbow string, came from the past participle of Old French destendre ‘release’, a compound verb formed from the prefix des- ‘apart’ and tendre ‘stretch’ (related to English tension).But English-speakers, mistakenly associating it with detain [15] (a verb of completely different origin, via Old French detenir from Latin dētinēre ‘keep back’) completely reversed its meaning, applying to a restraining catch rather than a releasing one. French, the language of diplomacy, re-lent détente to English in the first decade of the 20th century in the sense ‘relaxation of international tension’.=> tension

detente (n.)

1908 as a political term, a borrowing of French détente \"loosening, slackening\" (used in the Middle Ages for the catch of a crossbow), from Vulgar Latin detendita, fem. past participle of Latin detendere \"loosen, release,\" from de- \"from, away\" (see de-) + tendere \"stretch\" (see tenet). The reference is to a \"relaxing\" in a political situation. The French word was earlier borrowed as detent (1680s) \"catch which regulates the strike in a clock.\"

detente相关例句

1.detente between East and West

东西间紧张关系之缓和

3.The course of detente has not been smooth or even.

缓和的道路也并非平平坦坦，畅通无阻。

5.They have lauded “detente” “peace” and “security” to the skies.

他们把“缓和”、“和平”、“安全”吹得天花乱坠。

7.Greek Committee for International Detente and Peace

希腊促进国际缓和与和平委员会

8.They have lauded\"detente\"\"peace\"and\"security\"to the skies.

他们把“缓和”、“和平”、“安全”吹得天花乱坠。