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1 warfare
n. 전쟁, 교전(상태) -
2 atomic warfare
x. 원자력 전쟁 -
3 atonic warfare
x. 원자력전쟁 -
4 chemical warfare
x. (독가스 등을 사용하는)화학전 -
5 class war(warfare)
x. 계급 투쟁 -
6 electronic warfare
x. 전자전 -
7 gas warfare
x. 독가스전 -
8 germ warfare
x. 세균전 -
9 psychological warfare
x. 심리전, 신경전 -
10 radioactive warfare
x. (방사성 물질에 의한)방사(능)전 -
11 total war (warfare)
x. 총력전 -
12 virus warfare
x. 세균전 -
13 CBR
x. chemical, biological and radiological warfare 화생방전 -
14 CW, C.W.
x. chemical warfare -
15 CWS, C.W.S.
x. Chemical Warfare Service 화학전 부대, Cooperative Wolesale Soci ety -
16 EW
x. electronic warfare, enlisted woman -
17 psywar
n. =PSYCHOLOGLCAL WARFARE -
18 RVR
x. runway visual range, R.V.S.V.P. Repondez vite s'il vous plait(F=Please reply at once), R.W., RW radiological warfare, Right Worshipful, Right Worthy, R/W right-of-way
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