minefields

英 [ˈmaɪnfiːldz]

美 [ˈmaɪnˌfildz]

n.  雷区; 布雷区; 危机四伏的局面; 充满潜在危险的形势
minefield的复数

柯林斯词典

• 地雷区;水雷区
  Aminefieldis an area of land or water where explosive mines have been hidden.
• N-COUNT 危机四伏的局势；充满问题的情况
  If you describe a situation as aminefield, you are emphasizing that there are a lot of hidden dangers or problems, and where people need to behave with care because things could easily go wrong.
  1. The whole subject is a political minefield...
     整个话题就是一个政治上的雷区。
  2. The kitchen is a minefield of potential hazards.
     厨房里充满了潜在的隐患。

双语例句

• They left at daylight in order to spy their way through the minefields.
  他们黎明时分出发，目的是侦察出一条通过布雷区的路。
• Ensure that you pick your way carefully through any such minefields and remain calm and confident as you do so.
  确保在这种危机四伏的情况下仔细地挑选你的路，像往常一样保持冷静和信心。
• The team was responsible for clearing minefields in the war zone.
  这个小组负责清理战区的地雷阵。
• Politics and minefields, press and P.
  政治和布雷区，杂志报纸和P。
• Nineteen years of division by war, barbed wire, and minefields ( 1948-67) brought jerusalem's gentle renaissance to a temporary halt.
  在1948至1967年的十九年，这里因战争而分裂，这里布满了铁丝网，和雷场。耶路撒冷的温柔文艺复兴不得不暂时停止。
• You can define several difficult and minefields.
  有难度选择。可以自定义难度和雷数。
• Revolutions are not staple products of social inequality; but minefields are.
  革命并不是社会不平等的主要产物，但“雷区”是。
• Only a fool would say that the eurozone has found a route out of the sovereign debt minefields.
  只有蠢货才会说，欧元区已经找到了一条走出主权债务雷区的出路。
• Narrator: minefields, barbed wire, searchlights, and lookout towers sealed the Soviet bloc off from the outside world.
  旁白：地雷区、铁丝网、探照灯，以及了望塔，这些把苏联封闭起来与外部世界隔绝了。
• I draw him across several little minefields of my own.
  我拉着他跨过了我自己布的小雷区。