superpowers

英 [ˈsjuːpəˌpaʊəz]

美 [ˌsupərˈpaʊərz]

n.  超级大国
superpower的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 超级大国
  Asuperpoweris a very powerful and influential country, usually one that is rich and has nuclear weapons.
  1. The United States could claim to be both a military and an economic superpower.
     美国在军事和经济上都称得上是超级大国。

双语例句

• I thought you said I didn't have superpowers?
  我以为你说我没有超能力了？
• The superpowers pledged to maintain symmetry in their arms shipments.
  超级大国承诺在武器运输方面要保持数量均衡。
• The superpowers will war for supremacy.
  超级大国会为争夺霸权而战。
• Neither of the superpowers would have dared use nuclear weapons.
  当时两个超级大国都不敢使用核武器。
• This might lead to a recognition by both the superpowers that arms talks must be continued.
  这也许可以促使两个超级大国认识到军备谈判必须继续下去。
• The cold-war superpowers vied for influence too; Egypt flirted with both, but America bid higher and won.
  冷战时期的超级大国为扩大在这个地区的影响而进行了激烈的竞争，而埃及则脚踏两只船，待价而沽。美国人出价更高并最终赢得了这场影响力之争。
• You chose to give yourself superpowers.
  你选择自己赋予自己超能力。
• His journey opened the way for what have been thought to be the first indirect contacts between the ancient world's two superpowers, China and Rome.
  中国和罗马历来被认为是古代世界上的两个超级大国，张骞的旅行为中国和罗马之间首次间接交往开辟了道路。
• However, football today has two superpowers.
  不过，当今足球界有两个超级大国。
• The Superpowers turned to the harder task of cutting their nuclear arsenals
  超级大国开始着手削减核武器库这项更为艰难的工作。