terrorism

• n. テロリズム、テロ行為、テロ支配

テロ、恐怖、パニック、イズム、教義、イデオロギー。

terrorism (n.)

1795, in specific sense of "government intimidation during the Reign of Terror in France" (March 1793-July 1794), from French terrorisme, from Latin terror (see terror).

If the basis of a popular government in peacetime is virtue, its basis in a time of revolution is virtue and terror -- virtue, without which terror would be barbaric; and terror, without which virtue would be impotent. [Robespierre, speech in French National Convention, 1794]

General sense of "systematic use of terror as a policy" is first recorded in English 1798 (in reference to the Irish Rebellion of that year). At one time, a word for a certain kind of mass-destruction terrorism was dynamitism (1883); and during World War I frightfulness (translating German Schrecklichkeit) was used in Britain for "deliberate policy of terrorizing enemy non-combatants."

1. We have to make the states that sponsor terrorism pay a price.

テロを支持する国に代価を払わせなければならない。

2.The spiral of terrorism becomes never-ending.

テロ活動はきりがなく、エスカレートしている。

3.After a period of imprisonment she renounced terrorism .

しばらく監禁された後、テロ放棄を宣言した。

4.What separates terrorism from other acts of violence？

テロと他の暴力行為の違いは何ですか。

5.the fight against terrorism

テロ反対闘争