n.裁军，裁减军备(尤指核武器)

We disagree on the subject of disarmament.
我们对裁军问题有不同的意见。
Eric invoked memories of Britain's near-disastrous disarmament in the 1930s.
埃里克援引了英国20世纪30年代几近灾难性的裁军事件。
Lisa said she supported nuclear disarmament.
丽萨说她支持核裁军。
The disarmament talks between the two countries have reached a stalemate.
两国之间的裁军谈判陷入了僵局。
Disarmament is an essential step towards achieving lasting peace in the region.
裁军是实现该地区持久和平的重要步骤。
The international community呼吁all nuclear powers to engage in sincere disarmament efforts.
国际社会呼吁所有核大国进行真诚的裁军努力。
The disarmament process requires careful monitoring to ensure compliance by all parties involved.
裁军过程需要仔细监督，以确保所有相关方遵守协议。
The treaty aimed at global disarmament was signed by over 150 nations.
旨在全球裁军的条约得到了150多个国家的签署。
Disarmament involves not only the reduction of weapons but also the demobilization of troops.
裁军不仅涉及武器的削减，还包括部队的复员。
The disarmament negotiations were seen as a positive move towards reducing tensions between the two nations.
裁军谈判被视为缓解两国紧张关系的积极举措。
Critics argue that without proper verification mechanisms, disarmament agreements are difficult to enforce.
批评者认为，没有适当的核查机制，裁军协议很难执行。
The disarmament of rebel groups was a crucial precondition for the commencement of peace talks.
叛军的裁军是启动和平谈判的关键前提条件。
Many hope that disarmament initiatives will lead to a reallocation of resources towards education and healthcare.
许多人希望裁军倡议能引导资源重新分配，用于教育和医疗保健。