1.黩武主义,军国主义;黩武政治
2.尚武(精神)
1.the belief that a country needs a strong military if it wants to have political power or influence. Someone who has this belief is a militarist.
1.Mr. Chen said that the United States was trying to use Japan against China and risked fanning a revival of Japanese militarism.
陈健说，美国试图利用日本对抗中国，并不惜冒出煽动日本军国主义复活的风险。
2.The guilt for the war, therefore, rests at the door of German militarism and its leaders.
因此，战祸应该归咎于德国军国主义及其领导人。
3.Roosevelt found the German leader "vain as a peacock, " and resistant to his warnings about militarism.
罗斯福发现这位德国元首“像孔雀一样爱慕虚荣”，而且也没有把对他军国主义倾向的警告放在心上。
4.Nationalism, on my opinion, is nothing more than an idealistic rationalization for militarism and aggression.
民族主义，在我看来，不过是把军国主义和侵略冠冕堂皇地合理化罢了。
5.Comparisons of defence spending to gross domestic product do not necessarily indicate a gathering storm of Chinese militarism.
比较国防开支占国内生产总值（GDP）的比率，未必显示中国军国主义的崛起。
6.As Japan took the route of militarism , its culture began to retrogress the writers degenerated.
随著日本发动侵华战争步上军国主义的道路，其文化也走向倒退。
7.Mr Koizumi is no diehard imperialist. He sees the war dead as victims of Japan's own militarism .
小泉并不是顽固的帝国主义者，他只是认为这些阵亡者是日本军国主义的受害者。
8.Don't be surprised if, in the next generation, it takes the form of macho militarism and even imperialism.
如果这些这些男人走军国主义，甚至是帝国主义道路，请不要感到吃惊。
9.Fortunately, militarism failed to take root in Europe as a whole.
幸运的是，军国主义没有能够深入整个欧洲。
10.The right wing of the Kuomintang, dominated by the new militarism, broke away from the left Kuomintang Government at Hankow.
国民党的右翼，在新军阀的控制之下，跟汉口政府宣告决裂。