infiltration
infiltration 英 [,ɪnfɪl'treɪʃən] 美 [,ɪnfɪl'treʃən]
n. 渗透；渗透物
名词复数:infiltrations
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- n. 渗透；渗透物
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1. As for the revelations about paramilitary infiltration of politics, the officials argue that these have come to light only because of the climate of greater security in the country.
至于那些被揭露出的、准军事组织对政界的渗透，官方辩称，这些事被公诸于众，仅仅是因为国家内部有着更为安定的气氛。
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2. For us the fact of infiltration itself is a problem.
对我们来说，渗透本身就是一个问题。
- infiltration (n.) "action or process of infiltrating," in physics, 1796, noun of action from infiltrate. Figurative sense of "a passing into" (anything immaterial) is from 1840; military sense of "stealthy penetration of enemy lines" dates from 1930. The same word had been used earlier in a medical sense of "a knitting together" (early 15c.), from Medieval Latin infiltratio.
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