英 [ˈmaɪnfiːld] 美 [ˈmaɪnfiːld]
n. 布雷区；充满隐伏危险的事物
复数minefields
minefield /ˈmaɪnˌfiːld/ TEM4
可数名词 A minefield is an area of land or water where explosive mines have been hidden. 地雷区; 水雷区
可数名词 If you describe a situation as a minefield, you are emphasizing that there are a lot of hidden dangers or problems, and people need to behave with care because things could easily go wrong. 充满隐伏危险的事物
The whole subject is a political minefield.
整个话题成了一个政治雷区。
a region in which explosives mines have been placed
地雷场
... ethos n. （集体、社团、文化的）气质、道德观、思想或信仰 minefield n. 布雷区；充满隐伏危险的事物或场合 unwary adj. 无警惕的；易受欺骗的 ...
...回到Megaton，告诉了女老板超市里有食品没药品的事，她有点失望，我提出继续帮她的书做点研究，她让我去一个叫雷区（Minefield）的地方。
... minedroppinggear布雷装置 minefield水雷区 minehunter扫雷艇 ...
... 波斯王子3D 扫雷游戏Minefield 打猎Hunt ...
minelayer 布雷舰（或飞机）
布雷区；充满隐伏危险的事物
The whole subject is a political minefield.
整个话题成了一个政治雷区。
They were skirmishing close to the minefield now.
他们当时正在雷区附近小规模交火。
Legal consequences of attempts at biological control present a potential minefield.
尝试进行生物防治的法律后果是一个潜在的雷区。
Grant says the alliance will develop an easy-to-use, on-line risk management program to help companies sort through a minefield of legal and environmental regulations.
VOA : standard.2010.05.28
Voisey's Bay turned out to be as much of a political minefield as a nickel deposit.
Other times those relationships turn sour and the office becomes a minefield of anxiety and distraction.
One thing is certain: making peace in Nagorno-Karabakh requires the skill of walking over a minefield.