battleground

UK:  ['bætlɡraʊnd]

US:  ['bætlɡraʊnd]

n.

1.战场;论争的主题

2.战争斗争的舞台

1 . NARRATOR: The vast factory complex at Norilsk was to become a major battleground between the Red Directors and a new kind of Russian.
旁白：在诺里尔斯克（Norilsk）这一庞大的综合工业基地将成为红色领导人（RedDirector）和新俄罗斯人斗争的主要阵地。

2 . The IWC has become a battleground between the two camps, with each side trying to recruit allies from neutral states.
国际捕鲸委员会成为了两大阵营的战场，双方都试图从中立国家中招募盟友。

3 . "The battleground of marketing is the Internet and the micro blog is the center of it, " he said.
叶峰称：“互联网是营销的战场，而微博则是战场的中心。”

4 . In an old house close to a Civil War battleground in Virginia, workers are painstakingly restoring graffiti.
在维吉尼亚州，一栋邻近南北战争战场的旧房子里，工作人员们正费心地修复墙上的文字图画。

5 . Their next battleground is Pennsylvania, a state with a large bloc of blue-collar workers who have been a pillar of her support.
他们的下一战场是宾夕法尼亚州，该州大规模的蓝领工人团体一直是支持她的主要力量。