conscription

英 [kənˈskrɪpʃn]

美 [kənˈskrɪpʃn]

n.  征募; 征兵

复数：conscriptions　

法律

BNC.16137 / COCA.19574

牛津词典

noun

• 征募；征兵
  the practice of ordering people by law to serve in the armed forces

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 征兵
  Conscriptionis officially making people in a particular country join the armed forces.
  1. All adult males will be liable for conscription.
     所有成年男子都有义务应征入伍。

英英释义

noun

• compulsory military service
  Synonym:musterdraftselective service

双语例句

• The party which had freed the nation from military conscription in peacetime.
  那个使国家在和平时期不再征兵的政党。
• The man fled to the mountains to avoid the conscription.
  为了逃避徵兵，那个人躲到山里去了。
• The military service system provides the conscription activities with regulations to follow.
  陆军军需兵司令兼军需局局长兵役制使我国的征兵行为有章可循了。
• At the army conscription, he was considered unfit for the service because of his nearsightedness.
  部队征兵时，他因近视而被认为不宜服役。
• Conscription: compulsory enrollment, especially for the armed forces; draft.
  征兵：强迫征募，尤指军队；征兵。
• America has shied away from conscription since the disasters it suffered in the Vietnam war.
  自遭受过越战灾难之后，美国就再也没有实行过义务兵役制。
• Conscription by turns of prefectures or counties may be carried out;
  可以实行按地区或者县轮流征集；
• Many young men are trying to get away from compulsory military conscription.
  很多年轻人试图逃避强制征兵的政策。
• Groups of officials, with their relatives, formed, thus, in Chinese society a special class not affected by the laws, exempt from taxation and conscription.
  官僚及其庇护下的亲友集团由此构成了中国社会所特有的一个不受法律影响的阶层，他们有免役免税的特权。
• With the introduction of the conscription system, revolutionary soldiers no longer constitute an independent social stratum.
  革命士兵由于征兵制度的实行，已经不成为单一社会成分；