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Qu'est-ce (qui) est war - définition

WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
WAR; WAR file; War (song); War (movie); War (album); War (film); War (comics); War (book)

War         
  • ''[[The Apotheosis of War]]'' (1871) by [[Vasily Vereshchagin]]
  • Africa]], and to a lesser extent in some countries in West Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia and Central America.
  • American tanks moving in formation during the [[Gulf War]].
  • A U.S. Marine Corps helicopter on patrol in Somalia as part of the [[Unified Task Force]], 1992
  • Women and priests retrieve the dead bodies of Swabian soldiers just outside the city gates of Constance after the [[battle of Schwaderloh]]. ''([[Luzerner Schilling]])''
  • Ruins of [[Warsaw]]'s Napoleon Square in the aftermath of [[World War II]]
  • The remains of dead [[Crow Indians]] killed and scalped by Sioux c. 1874
  • Kuwaiti [[oil well]]s on fire during the [[Gulf War]], 1 March 1991
  • War in Afghanistan]], 2009
  • Mural of War (1896), by [[Gari Melchers]]
  • Mongol]] ship, 13th century
  • ''Morning after the [[Battle of Waterloo]]'', by [[John Heaviside Clark]], 1816
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  • Thebes]].
  • collapse]] of the [[Maya civilization]] by 900 CE.
  • expansion in Europe]] in 1566
  • ''[[Les Grandes Misères de la guerre]]'' depict the destruction unleashed on civilians during the [[Thirty Years' War]].
  • Finnish soldiers during the [[Winter War]].
  • U.S. Marines directing a concentration of fire at their opponents during the [[Vietnam War]], 8 May 1968
  • The percentages of men killed in war in eight tribal societies, and Europe and the U.S. in the 20th century. (Lawrence H. Keeley, archeologist)
  • more than 8800}} {{refend}}
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  • Anti-war rally in Washington, D.C., 15 March 2003
ORGANISED AND PROLONGED VIOLENT CONFLICT BETWEEN STATES
Warfare; Military conflict; Wars; Armed conflict; Chemical and Biological Warfare; Military action; Armed Conflicts; War and military science; Armed struggle; Causes of war; Hostilities; Warring; Warred; Cause of war; Armed Conflict; Warring nations; War and Militarism; Enemy fire; The Causes Of War; Military combat; Conflict zone; Violent conflict; Armed conflicts; Digmaan; Time of war; Economic causes of war; Warfare and armed conflicts; Evolutionary psychology of warfare
·adj Ware; aware.
II. War ·noun Forces; army.
III. War ·noun Instruments of war.
IV. War ·noun The profession of arms; the art of war.
V. War ·vt To make war upon; to Fight.
VI. War ·vt To carry on, as a contest; to Wage.
VII. War ·vi To Contend; to strive violently; to Fight.
VIII. War ·noun a state of opposition or contest; an act of opposition; an inimical contest, act, or action; enmity; hostility.
IX. War ·vi To make war; to invade or attack a state or nation with force of arms; to carry on hostilities; to be in a state by violence.
X. War ·noun A condition of belligerency to be maintained by physical force. In this sense, levying war against the sovereign authority is treason.
XI. War ·noun A contest between nations or states, carried on by force, whether for defence, for revenging insults and redressing wrongs, for the extension of commerce, for the acquisition of territory, for obtaining and establishing the superiority and dominion of one over the other, or for any other purpose; armed conflict of sovereign powers; declared and open hostilities.
war         
  • ''[[The Apotheosis of War]]'' (1871) by [[Vasily Vereshchagin]]
  • Africa]], and to a lesser extent in some countries in West Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia and Central America.
  • American tanks moving in formation during the [[Gulf War]].
  • A U.S. Marine Corps helicopter on patrol in Somalia as part of the [[Unified Task Force]], 1992
  • Women and priests retrieve the dead bodies of Swabian soldiers just outside the city gates of Constance after the [[battle of Schwaderloh]]. ''([[Luzerner Schilling]])''
  • Ruins of [[Warsaw]]'s Napoleon Square in the aftermath of [[World War II]]
  • The remains of dead [[Crow Indians]] killed and scalped by Sioux c. 1874
  • Kuwaiti [[oil well]]s on fire during the [[Gulf War]], 1 March 1991
  • War in Afghanistan]], 2009
  • Mural of War (1896), by [[Gari Melchers]]
  • Mongol]] ship, 13th century
  • ''Morning after the [[Battle of Waterloo]]'', by [[John Heaviside Clark]], 1816
  • 0-19-860446-7}}</ref>
  • Thebes]].
  • collapse]] of the [[Maya civilization]] by 900 CE.
  • expansion in Europe]] in 1566
  • ''[[Les Grandes Misères de la guerre]]'' depict the destruction unleashed on civilians during the [[Thirty Years' War]].
  • Finnish soldiers during the [[Winter War]].
  • U.S. Marines directing a concentration of fire at their opponents during the [[Vietnam War]], 8 May 1968
  • The percentages of men killed in war in eight tribal societies, and Europe and the U.S. in the 20th century. (Lawrence H. Keeley, archeologist)
  • more than 8800}} {{refend}}
  • url-status=live}}</ref>
  • Anti-war rally in Washington, D.C., 15 March 2003
ORGANISED AND PROLONGED VIOLENT CONFLICT BETWEEN STATES
Warfare; Military conflict; Wars; Armed conflict; Chemical and Biological Warfare; Military action; Armed Conflicts; War and military science; Armed struggle; Causes of war; Hostilities; Warring; Warred; Cause of war; Armed Conflict; Warring nations; War and Militarism; Enemy fire; The Causes Of War; Military combat; Conflict zone; Violent conflict; Armed conflicts; Digmaan; Time of war; Economic causes of war; Warfare and armed conflicts; Evolutionary psychology of warfare
I
n.
1) to conduct, fight, wage war against, with
2) to make war
3) to declare war on; to go to war over
4) to escalate, step up a war
5) to lose; win a war
6) to ban, outlaw war
7) to end a war
8) an all-out, full-scale, total; global, world war
9) a civil; cold; defensive; holy; hot, shooting; limited, local; offensive; revolutionary; world war
10) an atomic, nuclear, thermonuclear; conventional war; star wars
11) a gang; price war
12) a war of aggression; attrition; extermination; nerves
13) a war breaks out; rages; spreads (the war spread to the Balkans)
14) an act of war
15) a war against; between (a war against an aggressor; a war between former allies)
16) at war with (to be at war with one's neighbors)
17) (misc.) a theater of war; a state of war (to be in a state of war with a country)
II
v.
1) (d; intr.) to war against, with (to war with one's neighbors)
2) (d; intr.) to war over (to war over disputed territory)
war         
  • ''[[The Apotheosis of War]]'' (1871) by [[Vasily Vereshchagin]]
  • Africa]], and to a lesser extent in some countries in West Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia and Central America.
  • American tanks moving in formation during the [[Gulf War]].
  • A U.S. Marine Corps helicopter on patrol in Somalia as part of the [[Unified Task Force]], 1992
  • Women and priests retrieve the dead bodies of Swabian soldiers just outside the city gates of Constance after the [[battle of Schwaderloh]]. ''([[Luzerner Schilling]])''
  • Ruins of [[Warsaw]]'s Napoleon Square in the aftermath of [[World War II]]
  • The remains of dead [[Crow Indians]] killed and scalped by Sioux c. 1874
  • Kuwaiti [[oil well]]s on fire during the [[Gulf War]], 1 March 1991
  • War in Afghanistan]], 2009
  • Mural of War (1896), by [[Gari Melchers]]
  • Mongol]] ship, 13th century
  • ''Morning after the [[Battle of Waterloo]]'', by [[John Heaviside Clark]], 1816
  • 0-19-860446-7}}</ref>
  • Thebes]].
  • collapse]] of the [[Maya civilization]] by 900 CE.
  • expansion in Europe]] in 1566
  • ''[[Les Grandes Misères de la guerre]]'' depict the destruction unleashed on civilians during the [[Thirty Years' War]].
  • Finnish soldiers during the [[Winter War]].
  • U.S. Marines directing a concentration of fire at their opponents during the [[Vietnam War]], 8 May 1968
  • The percentages of men killed in war in eight tribal societies, and Europe and the U.S. in the 20th century. (Lawrence H. Keeley, archeologist)
  • more than 8800}} {{refend}}
  • url-status=live}}</ref>
  • Anti-war rally in Washington, D.C., 15 March 2003
ORGANISED AND PROLONGED VIOLENT CONFLICT BETWEEN STATES
Warfare; Military conflict; Wars; Armed conflict; Chemical and Biological Warfare; Military action; Armed Conflicts; War and military science; Armed struggle; Causes of war; Hostilities; Warring; Warred; Cause of war; Armed Conflict; Warring nations; War and Militarism; Enemy fire; The Causes Of War; Military combat; Conflict zone; Violent conflict; Armed conflicts; Digmaan; Time of war; Economic causes of war; Warfare and armed conflicts; Evolutionary psychology of warfare
¦ noun a state of armed conflict between different countries or different groups within a country.
?a state of competition, conflict, or hostility: a price war.
?a sustained campaign against something undesirable: a war on drugs.
¦ verb (wars, warring, warred) engage in a war or conflict.
Phrases
be in the wars informal be injured.
war clouds a threatening situation of instability in international relations.
Origin
OE werre, from an Anglo-Norman Fr. var. of OFr. guerre, from a Gmc base shared by worse.

Wikipédia

War (disambiguation)

War is a large-scale armed conflict and the term is used as a metaphor for non-military conflicts.

War or WAR may also refer to:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War (disambiguation)
Exemples du corpus de texte pour war
1. That war –– the Great War, the war to end all wars –– is actually the all–purpose war.
2. "Uribe right now projects war, and the war route just generates more war," Petro said.
3. "It‘s never been empty, not through the Iraq–Iran war, the Gulf war or this war.
4. The shrine honours Japan‘s military war dead and some executed World War Two war criminals.
5. The shrine honors 2.5 million war dead, including several executed World War II war criminals.
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