"warfare" nach Englisch mit Beispielen - Kollokationen-Wörterbuch Englisch

warfare Substantiv

Substantiv + warfare

Kolokacji: 35

guerrilla warfare • trench warfare • class warfare • guerilla warfare • submarine warfare • gang warfare • ...

warfare + Substantiv

Kolokacji: 28

warfare capability • warfare agent • warfare operation • warfare training • warfare system • ...

warfare + Verb

Kolokacji: 3

warfare continues • warfare erupts • warfare rages

Verb + warfare

Kolokacji: 9

engage in warfare • conduct warfare • use warfare • specialize in warfare • warfare waged • ...

Adjektiv + warfare

Kolokacji: 87

psychological warfare • modern warfare • biological warfare • naval warfare • open warfare • anti-submarine warfare • urban warfare • ...

Kolokacji: 15

Grup znaczeniowych: 21

Kolokacji: 8

Kolokacji: 5

Kolokacji: 7

Kolokacji: 4

1. open warfare = otwarta wojna open warfare

2. unrestricted submarine warfare = nieograniczona wojna podwodna unrestricted submarine warfare

3. covert warfare = wojna gąszczu covert warfare

4. clandestine warfare = tajna wojna clandestine warfare

We were henceforth responsible for conducting all forms of clandestine warfare, for building up Secret Armies in occupied territories, and for securing maximum co-operation from governments-in-exile.
Over time the group becomes agitated with simply scraping by and several voice a desire to return to their old ways of clandestine warfare.
In essence, Data was describing a classic example of clandestine warfare, using limited numbers to coopt an enemy's own resources in order to wage battle from within.
But certain older children, teenagers in nearby high schools, many f them larger than I, took to clandestine warfare.
The course lasted at least three months and included the use of explosives, weapons tactics, survival in rugged terrain, tank warfare, and the techniques of clandestine warfare.
A West Point graduate who flew 285 missions as a fighter pilot in Vietnam in the early 1960's, he became a specialist in clandestine warfare and international arms sales.
This enabled Casey to continue to use the N.S.C. - which had fewer Congressional reporting requirements than the C.I.A. -for clandestine warfare.
He had recruited several officers who had been trained in clandestine warfare in Indonesia.
Perhaps that was why an officer as experienced in clandestine warfare as Charaszkiewicz, then only 44 years old, apparently was never again entrusted with such operations.
The peninsula is best known, however, for its bloody role in clandestine political warfare.