单词:terroristic organization
terroristic organization的用法和样例:
例句
- Israeli and U.S. officials call Hamas a terrorist organization.以色列和美国官员称哈马斯为恐怖组织。
- Their tactics have been copied by other terrorist organizations.他们的手段已被其他恐怖组织效仿。
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