英语词汇truce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

truce /truːs/ noun an agreement to stop fighting or arguingverbscall a truce also declare a truce formal The two sides agreed to call a truce.agree (to) a truce After long discussions, a truce was eventually agreed.negotiate/broker a truce UN officials are trying to negotiate a truce between the two sides.sign a truce Finally, a truce was signed and the war ended.break a truce also violate a truce formal (=begin fighting again after a truce has been agreed) The French accused the English of breaking the truce.a truce breaks down The truce broke down when Tom accused James of lying.adjectivesan uneasy truce (=one in which the situation is not really calm) There was an uneasy truce between Lily and Stephen at dinner.a fragile truce (=one that is likely to fail) The fragile truce has lasted for only a few weeks.a temporary truce Last month they reached a temporary truce in the dispute.a two-day/week-long etc truce The week-long truce came to an end.prepositionsa truce between sb and sb The truce between Britain and France broke down in 1803.a truce with sb The government declared a truce with the rebel army.

词组	truce
释义	truce /truːs/ noun an agreement to stop fighting or arguingverbscall a truce also declare a truce formal The two sides agreed to call a truce.agree (to) a truce After long discussions, a truce was eventually agreed.negotiate/broker a truce UN officials are trying to negotiate a truce between the two sides.sign a truce Finally, a truce was signed and the war ended.break a truce also violate a truce formal (=begin fighting again after a truce has been agreed) The French accused the English of breaking the truce.a truce breaks down The truce broke down when Tom accused James of lying.adjectivesan uneasy truce (=one in which the situation is not really calm) There was an uneasy truce between Lily and Stephen at dinner.a fragile truce (=one that is likely to fail) The fragile truce has lasted for only a few weeks.a temporary truce Last month they reached a temporary truce in the dispute.a two-day/week-long etc truce The week-long truce came to an end.prepositionsa truce between sb and sb The truce between Britain and France broke down in 1803.a truce with sb The government declared a truce with the rebel army.
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