英语词汇“peace”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

peacepeace /pis/ noun 1 when there is no fighting or violence► peace

a time when there is no war or fighting:

There has been peace in the region since the war ended six years ago.

People of different religions have lived here together in peace (=without fighting) for centuries.

► ceasefire also cease-fire

a time during a war when the enemies agree to stop fighting for a time, especially so that they can discuss making peace:

Military leaders agreed to a temporary ceasefire before the peace talks.

► truce

truce means the same as ceasefire, but you can also use it about the time when people agree to stop arguing:

The truce has put an end to three months of fighting between the two armies, at least for now.

► order

a situation in which people obey rules and do not behave violently:

It took the police several days to restore order after the riots began.

► calm

a situation in which there is no violence, fighting, or protest:

The bombing on Sunday ended the brief period of calm in the city.

► harmony

a situation in which people do not fight or argue with each other. You usually use harmony about situations that involve arguing or disagreement, but not war or violence:

In the end my father agreed with my mother to keep harmony in the family.

ANTONYMS ➔ see war2 a time in which everything feels quiet, relaxed, and simple► peace

a situation that is calm and quiet, with no interruptions, worry, or excitement:

We go to the cabin on weekends for some peace and quiet.

I'll go now and let you study in peace.

► quiet

a time or situation in which there is little or no noise:

Damien loved the quiet of the forest.

► calm

a relaxed time when there is no trouble, worry, or excitement. You use calm especially to compare a calm situation with a more noisy, difficult, or exciting situation:

A loud scream suddenly broke the late afternoon calm.

► tranquility (formal)

the quality of being pleasantly calm, quiet, and peaceful. Tranquility is often used in literature or more formal writing:

I feel a deep tranquility when I am walking in the mountains.

单词	peace
例句	peacepeace /pis/ noun 1 when there is no fighting or violence► peace a time when there is no war or fighting: There has been peace in the region since the war ended six years ago. People of different religions have lived here together in peace (=without fighting) for centuries. ► ceasefire also cease-fire a time during a war when the enemies agree to stop fighting for a time, especially so that they can discuss making peace: Military leaders agreed to a temporary ceasefire before the peace talks. ► truce truce means the same as ceasefire, but you can also use it about the time when people agree to stop arguing: The truce has put an end to three months of fighting between the two armies, at least for now. ► order a situation in which people obey rules and do not behave violently: It took the police several days to restore order after the riots began. ► calm a situation in which there is no violence, fighting, or protest: The bombing on Sunday ended the brief period of calm in the city. ► harmony a situation in which people do not fight or argue with each other. You usually use harmony about situations that involve arguing or disagreement, but not war or violence: In the end my father agreed with my mother to keep harmony in the family. ANTONYMS ➔ see war2 a time in which everything feels quiet, relaxed, and simple► peace a situation that is calm and quiet, with no interruptions, worry, or excitement: We go to the cabin on weekends for some peace and quiet. I'll go now and let you study in peace. ► quiet a time or situation in which there is little or no noise: Damien loved the quiet of the forest. ► calm a relaxed time when there is no trouble, worry, or excitement. You use calm especially to compare a calm situation with a more noisy, difficult, or exciting situation: A loud scream suddenly broke the late afternoon calm. ► tranquility (formal) the quality of being pleasantly calm, quiet, and peaceful. Tranquility is often used in literature or more formal writing: I feel a deep tranquility when I am walking in the mountains.
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