strategic
柯林斯词典
1. ADJ Strategic means relating to the most important, general aspects of something such as a military operation or political policy, especially when these are decided in advance. 战略上的
...the new strategic thinking which NATO leaders produced at the recent London summit. …北大西洋公约组织领导人在最近伦敦峰会上提出的新的战略思维。
2. strategicallyADV 战略上地
...strategically important roads, bridges and buildings. …战略上具有重要意义的公路、桥梁和建筑物。
3. ADJ Strategic weapons are very powerful missiles that can be fired only after a decision to use them has been made by a political leader. 战略性的
...strategic nuclear weapons. …战略性核武器。
4. ADJ If you put something in a strategic position, you place it cleverly in a position where it will be most useful or have the most effect. 巧妙的
...the marble benches Eve had placed at strategic points throughout the gardens, where the views were spectacular. …伊夫在花园各个景色优美的巧妙位置安放的大理石长凳。
5. strategicallyADV 巧妙地
We had kept its presence hidden with a strategically placed chair. 我们用一把巧妙放置的椅子把它隐藏起来。
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strategic /strəˈtiːdʒɪk/
剑桥词典
- helping to achieve a plan , for example in business or politics
- These problems demonstrate the importance of strategic planning .
- The region was, of course , of strategic importance .
- They want to protect their strategic and financial interests .
- This requires a little strategic thinking .
- The area had no strategic value to either country . 返回 strategic
有助于计划成功的;战略(性)的
strategic planning 战略规划
a strategic withdrawal /advance 战略性撤退/推进
Their bombs are always placed in strategic positions to cause as much chaos as possible . 他们总是把炸弹安放在战略要地,务求最大程度地制造混乱。
used to provide military forces with an advantage
(武器、战争或地方)战略性的,有战略优势的
There are plans to modernize the US strategic forces . 美国制订了战略力量现代化的计划。
strategic arms reduction talks 削减战略武器会谈
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