英语词汇invasion的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

invasion /ɪnˈveɪʒən/ noun a situation in which the army of one country enters another country by force, in order to take control of itadjectives/nouns + invasiona foreign invasion The role of the military is to protect the country from foreign invasion.a military invasion He warned the US against any military invasion of Cuba.a full-scale invasion The operation became a full-scale invasion.a land/ground invasion Some called for air strikes followed by a land invasion.a seaborne/airborne invasion (=by ships or planes) The southern coastal counties of England were at risk from seaborne invasion. | The inhabitants of England watched their skies for the first signs of airborne invasion.an alien invasion (=by creatures from another planet) a science fiction movie about an alien invasiona successful invasion The last successful invasion of the British Isles was in 1066.verbslaunch/mount an invasion He feared that the Spanish king might launch an invasion. | We have no capability to mount a ground invasion at this point.order an invasion Mussolini ordered the invasion of Greece later that year.resist/repel an invasion Could they successfully resist an invasion? | The army stands ready to repel an invasion.invasion + nounsan invasion attempt The 1744 invasion attempt was abandoned.an invasion plan He supplied details of the invasion plans to the enemy.an invasion force An invasion force of five thousand troops was advancing on the capital.an invasion fleet His mission was to intercept a French invasion fleet.phrasesthe threat of invasion The king had to defend his frontiers against the threat of invasion.fear of invasion There was a genuine fear of invasion.

词组	invasion
释义	invasion /ɪnˈveɪʒən/ noun a situation in which the army of one country enters another country by force, in order to take control of itadjectives/nouns + invasiona foreign invasion The role of the military is to protect the country from foreign invasion.a military invasion He warned the US against any military invasion of Cuba.a full-scale invasion The operation became a full-scale invasion.a land/ground invasion Some called for air strikes followed by a land invasion.a seaborne/airborne invasion (=by ships or planes) The southern coastal counties of England were at risk from seaborne invasion. \| The inhabitants of England watched their skies for the first signs of airborne invasion.an alien invasion (=by creatures from another planet) a science fiction movie about an alien invasiona successful invasion The last successful invasion of the British Isles was in 1066.verbslaunch/mount an invasion He feared that the Spanish king might launch an invasion. \| We have no capability to mount a ground invasion at this point.order an invasion Mussolini ordered the invasion of Greece later that year.resist/repel an invasion Could they successfully resist an invasion? \| The army stands ready to repel an invasion.invasion + nounsan invasion attempt The 1744 invasion attempt was abandoned.an invasion plan He supplied details of the invasion plans to the enemy.an invasion force An invasion force of five thousand troops was advancing on the capital.an invasion fleet His mission was to intercept a French invasion fleet.phrasesthe threat of invasion The king had to defend his frontiers against the threat of invasion.fear of invasion There was a genuine fear of invasion.
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