Both nations entered into a war.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Both nations entered into a war.

A war broke out between the two nations.

At last both countries agreed on putting an end to the war.

The country embroiled itself in war.

The war ravaged the country.

A war broke out between the two countries.

The country was torn by war.

The war brought ruin to the country.

The war laid the country waste.

The war between the two countries ended with a big loss for both sides.

declare war on [against] a nation

The war wasted the country.

Japan has renounced war.

War is a great drain upon a country's resources.

drag a country into a war

The national existence was staked on the war.

People rejoiced when the war was over.

The country was against war.

The country was gearing up for war.

The war in Europe ended.

The country was wasted by war.

The country was dragged into the war.

The war made the country poor.

The war lasted two years.

The war involved the existence of the nation.

push the nation into war

The war has left its trace(s).

They are at war with the country.

Rumors of war disquieted the people.

The war lasted two years.