great-power
英 [ɡ'reɪtp'aʊər] 美 [ɡ'reɪtp'aʊər]

adj.

强国的；

英英释义

great-power

• n.a state powerful enough to influence events throughout the world

  同义词：world powermajor powergreat powerpowersuperpower

双语例句

用作形容词(adj.)

1. The Dictator preached war as a means of making the country great.
   独裁者鼓吹战争是强国的一种手段。
2. For a thousand years, China's position as the preeminent world power was beyond doubt.
   数以千年来，中国作为出类拔萃世界强国的地位毋庸置疑。

权威例句

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