Translations for „aggression“ in the English » Chinese Dictionary

aggression [əˈgreʃən] N

1. aggression:

aggression

侵略 qīnlüè

aggression

侵犯 qīnfàn

an aggression upon sb's rights

对某人权利的侵犯

foreign aggression against one's country

外来入侵

2. aggression:

aggression

敌对行为 díduì xíngwéi

Phrases:

resist an aggression

抵抗侵略 dǐkàng qīnlüè

start an aggression

发动侵略 fādòng qīnlüè

▶ aggressor N

Usage examples with aggression

resist an aggression

抵抗侵略 dǐkàng qīnlüè

start an aggression

发动侵略 fādòng qīnlüè

an aggression upon sb's rights

对某人权利的侵犯

foreign aggression against one's country

外来入侵

align oneself with the forces resisting aggression

与反侵略力量结盟

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The relationship between overt and fantasy aggression as a function of maternal response to aggression.

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Libido promotes pulling together, and aggression moving out.

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Reduced aggressive inhibitions in children means that they are more likely to respond to future situations with more aggression.

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The hypocrisy of such statutes in the face of unilateral aggression on the part of the economically dominant states.

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In such scapegoating, aggression may be displaced onto people with little or no connection with what is causing anger.

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This is thought to reduce aggression by the friarbirds against the smaller orioles.

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Impulsive aggression is unpremeditated, and is defined by a disproportionate reaction to any provocation, real or perceived.

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The dominant buck has greater mobility and more aggression than the dominant doe.

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As athletic as she is, her attitude and aggression towards her teammates leave her high and dry for the summer.

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Medically, benzoctamine is used as a treatment for anxious outpatients to control aggression, enuresis, fear, and minor social maladjustment in children.

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