armistice

UK:  ['ɑː(r)mɪstɪs]

US:  ['ɑrmɪstɪs]

复数：armistices  

n.

1.休战条约,停战协定

1 . Armistice Day was no longer an appropriate title for a day which would commemorate all war dead.
停战日不再是一个适当的标题为战殁一天将纪念所有。

2 . With no armistice obviously in sight, it seems unlikely that this dispute will be come to a rapid and peaceful conclusion.
在看不到明显“停火”迹象的当下，这场争执似乎不太可能迅速而和平地终结。

3 . One of the first conditions as a result of the Armistice was the complete abrogation of the treaty.
第一个条件，由于停战协定的，是完全废除该条约。

4 . "At the time, I was in Manpo Prison, and I had no idea at all about the armistice or prisoner exchange, " Cho said.
“当时，我在满浦监狱，我完全不知道停战或囚犯交换，”赵说。

5 . Congress followed up in 1938 by designating Armistice Day a legal holiday, dedicated to the cause of world peace.
1938年，国会将停战纪念日定为法定假日，献给世界和平事业。