battleground

英 [ˈbætlgraʊnd]

美 [ˈbætəlˌgraʊnd]

n.  同 battlefield; 争论的主题; 斗争的领域

复数：battlegrounds　

高考

Collins.1 / BNC.18831 / COCA.12109

柯林斯词典

• 同battlefield
  Abattlegroundis the same as abattlefield.
• N-COUNT 争论的主题；斗争的领域
  You can refer to an issue or field of activity over which people disagree or compete as abattleground.
  1. ...the battleground of education...
     教育这一备受争议的领域
  2. Children's literature is an ideological battleground.
     儿童文学是各种意识形态交锋的战场。

英英释义

noun

• a region where a battle is being (or has been) fought
  1. they made a tour of Civil War battlefields
  Synonym:battlefieldfield of battlefield of honorfield

双语例句

• Their battleground is invisible, and their mission is different from the other's.
  他们的战场是无形的战线，他们所肩负的使命也区别其他所有士兵。
• Republican Senator Mel Martinez-from the battleground state of Florida-told ABC's This Week that these are legitimate concerns.
  来自两党激烈交锋的佛罗里达州的共和党参议员马丁内斯在美国广播公司的“本周”节目中说，麦凯恩班子提出的是合理的担心。
• But performance is becoming the main battleground between providers.
  但供应商间的竞争逐渐集中在工作表现上。
• But this year it turned into a battleground over religion and public life.
  但在今年，该节目却变成了有关宗教信仰和公共生活的战场。
• The battleground is your body, and the enemy is the invasion of influenza.
  战场就是人的身体，而敌人则是入侵的流感。
• My island will be your battleground.
  我的岛就是战场了。
• You can now exit a battleground from an option on the scoreboard at all times.
  你可以通过记分板上的一个选项，随时退出战场。
• He chose to make the U.S. the key battleground.
  他选择了把美国作为主攻市场。
• One battleground will be China.
  中国将是一大战场。
• After an intensive swing through battleground states, President Obama is spending most of today at the White House.
  结束了在数个摇摆州紧凑的竞选活动，奥巴马总统今天在白宫待了一天。