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warfare [ˈwɔ:feəʳ, Am ˈwɔ:rfer] N no pl

1. warfare (war):

nuclear/chemical warfare
wojna f jądrowa/chemiczna

2. warfare (struggle):

political warfare
walka f polityczna
economic warfare
wojna f ekonomiczna

guer(r)illa warfare N no pl

guer(r)illa warfare
partyzantka f

gang warfare N no pl

gang warfare
wojna f gangów

germ warfare N no pl

naval warfare N no pl

trench warfare N

trench warfare
wojna f okopowa

Usage examples with warfare

political warfare
walka f polityczna
economic warfare
wojna f ekonomiczna
to develop into warfare
przeradzać [perf przerodzić] się w wojnę
nuclear/chemical warfare
wojna f jądrowa/chemiczna

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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He's also capable of guerilla, bushwacking, and jungle warfare.
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Instead, with the help of his military commanders, he opted for small scale battles and guerrilla warfare.
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It specializes in guerrilla, anti-guerrilla warfare, and more complicated ground activity.
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He was a strong supporter and advocate of guerrilla warfare.
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He did not think free market competition necessitated competitive warfare.
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It was concluded that forming a front line was a mistake because it was not consistent with guerrilla warfare.
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Guerrilla warfare ravaged the countryside and small towns throughout the war.
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The idea of carrying out a large-scale operation reflected conventional military thinking, ill-adapted to guerrilla warfare.
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This led to open warfare in the 1218.
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Guerrilla warfare is one aspect of the broader term "insurgency".
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