n.重新武装;重整军备

Nations must engage in rearmament to ensure their defense against potential threats.
各国必须进行重新武装，以确保抵御潜在威胁。
The treaty prohibited any form of rearmament by the signatory countries.
该条约禁止签约国任何形式的重新武装。
After World War II, many nations embarked on a massive rearmament program.
二战后，许多国家开始了大规模的重新武装计划。
The country's decision to rearm sparked international concern.
该国的重新武装决定引起了国际关注。
In the Cold War era, both superpowers engaged in an arms race of rearmament.
在冷战时期，两个超级大国都进行了军备竞赛式的重新武装。
The disarmament treaty was signed, but some nations secretly resumed rearmament.
裁军条约签署后，一些国家秘密恢复了重新武装活动。
The government's rearmament plan includes upgrading military technology and expanding personnel.
政府的重新武装计划包括升级军事技术和扩大人员编制。
The debate over rearmament often revolves around the balance of power and deterrence.
关于重新武装的争论常常围绕着权力平衡和威慑作用。
The peace activists protested against the government's plans for rearmament.
和平活动人士抗议政府的重新武装计划。
The United Nations Conference on Disarmament discussed global rearmament reduction strategies.
联合国裁军会议讨论了全球重新武装削减策略。