combatant 核心詞議：
n. 參戰(zhàn)者；戰(zhàn)斗人員；戰(zhàn)士
adj. (參加)戰(zhàn)斗的；好斗的
combatant 基本解釋
adj. 戰(zhàn)斗的；好斗的
n. 斗士；戰(zhàn)士；爭斗者；[體]隊員
速記方法
速記技巧
詞根詞綴法
com-共同+-bat-打，擊+-ant名詞詞尾
知識擴展
combatant 變化形式
復數(shù)： combatants
中文詞源：
combatant
精選例句
1、 The combatants were exhausted after a month's fight.
戰(zhàn)士們經(jīng)過一個月的戰(zhàn)斗已筋疲力盡。
2、 This man could not have been a combatant.
眼前這個男人不可能是一個戰(zhàn)斗人員。
常見考點例句：
- Mr funes is the fmln 's first presidential candidate who never served as an armed combatant .
- 福奈斯是法拉本多馬蒂民族解放陣線的第一名未曾作為武裝戰(zhàn)士的總統(tǒng)候選人。
- Republicans were especially furious that the bomber was read his rights and not simply incarcerated as an enemy combatant .
- 尤其讓共和黨憤怒的是：爆炸襲擊者竟然被宣讀了權利（米蘭達權利），而不是直接被當作敵人戰(zhàn)士囚禁起來。
- The second was equally horrible , but in an entirely different ( and more terrifying ) way : to discover that you , as a combatant , had made some sort of grievous mistake , and as a result had put others at risk .
- 第二件也同樣可怖，不過卻是以完全不同（而且這更加可怕）的方式出現(xiàn)：發(fā)現(xiàn)自己作為一名戰(zhàn)士卻犯下大錯，結果是將其他人推向危險的邊緣。
- Under the geneva conventions , a combatant is deemed lawful and therefore entitled to prisoner-of-war status and protections if he is a member of either a regular government force or an organised militia , wearing a distinctive sign , carrying arms openly , and abiding by the rules of war .
- 日內(nèi)瓦公約規(guī)定，佩戴明顯標志、公開攜帶武器并且遵守戰(zhàn)爭規(guī)則的正規(guī)政府軍成員或有組織的民兵戰(zhàn)士是具有合法身份的戰(zhàn)斗人員，因此可以享受戰(zhàn)犯待遇和保護。
- That 's one reason amazon is in the best position to turn the tablet battle into a two combatant war .
- 這就是亞馬遜能夠處于絕佳的位置將平板電腦之戰(zhàn)轉(zhuǎn)換成兩個對手間的戰(zhàn)斗的原因之一。