1. war waged by an air force or between opposing air forces
air war 例句
英汉例句
nato’s air war on kosovo and serbia in 1999 was, like the iraq war in 2003, conducted without the legal approval of the united nations.
北约1999年对科索沃和塞尔维亚的空战与2003年的伊战一样,都没有经过联合国的批準;
sandy berger was preparing a memo for me on options, and i was ready to send troops in if necessary, but i still believed the air war would succeed.
桑迪·伯杰为下一步的行动为我準备预备方案,我也準备好了在必要时派遣部队,但我仍然相信空袭会成功。
the air war in kosovo is justified as establishing the principle that the international community —— at least nato —— will henceforth punish the transgressions of governments against their own people.
北约声称科索沃空战是捍卫国际原则的正义之战——国际社会,至少北约,将严惩那些气压国内百姓的政府。
in 1999, … bennett was a retired army lieutenant colonel working at the cia on contract as a targeter during the 78-day nato air war on kosovo.
1999年,退休的陆军中校班尼特给cia当合同工,在为期78天的北约科索沃空战中当目标设置员。
nato troops fought serbia in an air war then and pushed serbian forces out of the region.
北约部队空袭塞尔维亚部队,将其赶出了该地区。
but as history has shown, after air dominance is assured and high-value, heavily defended targets are destroyed, the air war invariably comes down to supporting troops on the ground.