The newspaper said another war broke out in Africa.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The newspapers say that civil war has broken out in a small country in Africa.

The country has not yet recovered from the effects of the war.

The country still bears the scars of the war.

The war broke up the family.

The household was scattered [torn apart] by the war.

Japan has renounced war.

The outbreak of the war precipitated an economic crisis.

The war drained the country of its resources.

The stock-jobbers were seized with a panic at the outbreak of war―（他動詞構文にすれば）―The outbreak of war threw the stock-jobbers into a panic.

A war broke out between the two nations.

The war in Europe ended.

He gave a graphic [vivid] account of the battle.

His account of the battle made me feel as if I were there myself.

We were appalled at the thought of another war.

The incident sowed the seeds of the war.

The war broke out when she was in Hiroshima.

The war brought ruin to the country.

Japan was then at war.

The war made the country poor.

A famine followed close on （the heels of） war.

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

After a brief peace, war broke out again.

The war laid the country waste.

The rumour of war threw the market into disorder.

The Battle of Waterloo brought the Napoleonic Wars to an end.

War has produced famine throughout history.

The town was destroyed during the war.

declare war on [against] a nation

The war broke up his family.

The U.S. started a war in the Middle East