单词call to arms
na.: 命令武装
It was the first call to arms, and it took place in an unpretentious white middle-class house half a mile from Spengler"s office.
这是首次发出的武装斗争的号召，发出的地点就在斯宾格勒办公室不足半英里的一幢不起眼的白人中产阶级的住家。
A real call to arms is only one choice to cut the spending and keep a financial balance.
一个真正的战斗的号令只有一个选择，那便是精简开支，保持财政平衡。
Earlier this month, Chris Anderson, "curator" of the TED conferences, gave a call to arms on his blog.
上月初，TED大会“策展人”克里斯•安德森（ChrisAnderson）在自己的博客上发出了战斗号令。
The latest unrest in Bangkok was led by red-shirted protesters roused by a televised call to arms by Mr Thaksin, a self-exiled fugitive.
曼谷最新发生的这起骚乱是以流亡海外的他信电视讲话为武装，激励身着红衫的抗议者引发的。
It was a call to arms, a mission statement, a detailed breakdown of how food and food-related diseases are the biggest killers in America.
这是动员口号，是使命宣言，是对“食物引发的疾病成为美国最大杀手”的详尽分析。
Every time he had a call to arms, we were the first ones in uniform.
每当他有战斗的号令我们始终如一是第一个。
This call to arms was spoken by Winston Churchill in his inaugural radio broadcast on this day in 1940.
这段对军队的号召出自于1940年丘吉尔就职的那一天发表的广播就职演说。
The story has become a metaphor for national weakness, and a call to arms.
这个故事已经成为了国家衰弱的一个隐喻和一个武装起来的召唤。
In addition to improving prospects of a global deal in Copenhagen, Obama"s business call to arms should lead to concrete action.
除了改善哥本哈根全球达成共识的前景之外奥巴马对于商业合作的呼吁应该引领具体行动。
This can be read more broadly as a call to arms.
这篇文章可以被更广泛地解读为战斗的号令。