| 词组 | diplomatic |
| 释义 | diplomatic /ˌdɪpləˈmætɪk◂/ adjective relating to or involving the work of diplomatsnounsdiplomatic relations/ties (=between governments that have an embassy in each other’s country) We hope to restore diplomatic relations between our two countries.diplomatic activity The attacks led to intensive international diplomatic activity.diplomatic efforts Diplomatic efforts to end the fighting began on October 15th.diplomatic pressure There was diplomatic pressure on the president to step down.a diplomatic initiative (=plan to achieve something) Havana launched a diplomatic initiative to establish ties with Latin American governments.diplomatic channels (=diplomatic methods for achieving something) The president said that he hoped the situation could be resolved through diplomatic channels.a diplomatic solution UN delegates met to find a diplomatic solution to the crisis.a diplomatic row/incident (=disagreement) The affair led to a diplomatic row between Russia and China.a diplomatic mission (=a group of diplomats sent somewhere) He was sent to France three times on diplomatic missions.diplomatic immunity (=the right not to obey a country’s laws, which foreign diplomats have) The two men had diplomatic immunity and were released from police custody.diplomatic sources (=people who work at an embassy) According to diplomatic sources, up to 300 people were killed in the violence.diplomatic recognition (=acceptance that a government has official authority) Beijing’s diplomatic recognition of South Korea was welcomed by NATO. |
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