gendarmerie

常見例句

雙語例句

• The penchant for military-style responses is stronger in those continental European countries (and their colonies) where a paramilitary gendarmerie backs up a civic constabulary.
  歐陸國家（以及他們的殖民地）更強(qiáng)烈地傾向于軍事風(fēng)格的回應(yīng)，因?yàn)樵跉W陸國家都是國家憲兵隊(duì)對民警進(jìn)行增援策應(yīng)。
• This man had rushed into the flames and saved, at the risk of his own life, two children who belonged to the captain of the gendarmerie; this is why they had forgotten to ask him for his passport.
  他曾跳到火里，不顧生命危險(xiǎn)，救出兩個小孩，那兩個小孩恰是警察隊(duì)長的兒子，因此大家都沒有想到驗(yàn)他的護(hù)照。
• The dean pointed out that the backbone of any modern country was its police force and its gendarmerie and he made numerous references to Italy and Germany to prove his case.
  這位教務(wù)長指出，任何一個現(xiàn)代國家的支柱部是警察和憲兵，并廣引博征德國和意大利的例子來論證這一點(diǎn)。

權(quán)威例句

• The gendarmerie and the police were recently given a pay rise, but not the army.
  ECONOMIST: C?te d’Ivoire
• They believed that the gendarmerie, the paramilitary police force, was powerful enough to protect the state from any threat.
  ECONOMIST: C?te d’Ivoire
• The penchant for military-style responses is stronger in those continental European countries (and their colonies) where a paramilitary gendarmerie backs up a civic constabulary.
  ECONOMIST: Quelling unrest is a lucrative trade
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