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21 war whoop
x. (아메리카 토인의)함성 -
22 war fever
발진티푸스 -
23 war ophthalmia
트라코마, 전쟁안염 -
24 nerve war
X, 신경전, 선전전(cf.COLD WAR, SHOOTING WAR) -
25 First World War
, =World War I -
26 chip war
x. 반도체 전쟁 -
27 civil war
x. 내란, 내전, 납북전쟁 -
28 class war(warfare)
x. 계급 투쟁 -
29 cod war
x. 대구 분쟁(대구 자원 보호를 둘러싼 아이슬란드와 영국간의 분쟁) -
30 cold war
x. 냉전 -
31 Crimean War
x. 크림 전쟁(1853-56)(영.불.터키.사르디니아 연합국 대 러시아의) -
32 Great War
n. (제1차)세계 대전 -
33 holy war
x. 성전(십자군의 원정 등) -
34 hot war
x. 무전력, 열전 -
35 Hundred Years' War
x. 백년 전쟁(1337-1453)의 영불 전쟁 -
36 Hundred Years'War
x. 백년 전쟁(1337\Hundred Years'War1453의 영불 전쟁) -
37 killandrun war
x. 게릴라 전 -
38 mano'war bird(hawk)
x. 군함새, (frigate bird)(열대산) -
39 Mexican War
x. 멕시코 전쟁(미국과 멕시코와의 싸움(1846-48)) -
40 Opium War
x. (영국, 청나라간의) 아편전쟁
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