英语释义

• civil war in the United States between the North and the South; 1861-1865

片语

American Civil War Reenacting美国内战重演

American Civil War Center内战中心

American Civil War reenactmentAmerican Civil War reenactment is an effort to recreate the appearance of a particular battle or other event associated with the American Civil War by hobbyists known (in the United States) as Civil War reenactors, Civil War recreationists, or living historian Although most common in the United States, there are also American Civil War reenactors in Canada, the United Kingdom,More than 50,000 British citizens served during the American Civil War.

naming the american civil warThe American Civil War has been known by a number of different names since it began in 1861. These names reflect the historical, political, and cultural sensitivities of different groups and region

The American Civil War美国内战

he American Civil War美国内战

American Civil War Museum博物馆

American n Civil War美国内战

On American Civil War在美国南北战争

英汉例句

• The most popular version cited an American Civil War battle, which in contrast to most urban legends, actually happened.

  最流行的一个版本是这样说的，在美国内战期间，这点和大多数城市传说相反，因为前者是真实的历史事件。

• After the outbreak of the American Civil War in 1861, both Union and Confederate soldiers used the 「Minnie」 bullet (as they called it) in their muzzle-loading rifles.

  1861年美国南北战争爆发后，北军(联邦军)和南军(邦联军)在他们的前装枪上都使用了这种「米尼埃」弹(他们如此称之)。

• In eighteen sixty-three, Union forces defeated Confederate forces in the bloodiest battle of the American Civil War -- the Battle of Gettysburg.

  1863年，在美国内战中最为血腥的葛底斯堡战役，北方战胜了南方。

• Matthew Brady documented the American Civil War in pictures. He has been called the father of photojournalism.

  马太。博瑞迪用照片记录了美国内战的历史，他被人称之为摄影新闻之父。

• Trenches remained merely a part of siegecraft until the increasing firepower of small arms and cannon compelled both sides to make use of trenches in the American Civil War (1861–65).

  （之后）堑壕只作为攻城战战术的一部分而存留下来，直到小口径火器以及加农炮的火力得到提升，迫使敌我双方在美国内战（1861-1865年）中再次利用壕沟作战。

• I trust it is not difficult for the American people, who went through the American Civil War in their history, to understand how important and valuable unity is to a nation.

  相信经历过南北战争的美国人民，不难理解统一对一个国家多么重要和珍贵。

• By that time, however, the American Civil War really was over. General Robert E. Lee surrendered in early April, bringing an end to four years of fighting.

  然而此时，美国内战实际上已经结束了，罗伯特。李将军已经于4月初投降了，这就直接导致了为期四年的美国内战的结束。

• The three problems were also the significant ones which had been tried to resolve during the American Civil War and the Reconstruction and did be resolved through violent means.

  这三个问题也是美国内战与重建时期要着力解决并通过暴力手段得以解决的问题。

• For example, some people argue that the American Civil War never ended.

  例如，有些人主张，美国内战从来没有停止。