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1. (n.) peacetime
a period of freedom from war.
Etymology: (1545–55)
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| Definition of 'peacetime' |
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1. (noun) peacetime
a period of time during which there is no war
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1. (noun) peacetime
a period of time without war
studies into the increase of crime during peacetime
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Sense: a time when there is no war
Even in peacetime, a soldier's life is hard.
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Afrikaans: vredestyd |
Arabic: زَمَن السِّلْم |
Bulgarian: мирно време |
Brazilian: tempo de paz |
Czech: mír |
German: die Friedenszeit |
Danish: fredstid |
Greek: σε καιρό ειρήνης |
Spanish: tiempo de paz |
Estonian: rahuaeg |
Farsi: دورن صلح |
Finnish: rauhanaika |
French: temps de paix |
Hebrew: תְּקוּפַת שָׁלוֹם |
Hindi: शान्ति काल जिस समय युद्ध |
Croatian: doba mira |
Hungarian: béke(idő) |
Indonesian: masa damai |
Icelandic: friðartími |
Italian: tempo di pace |
Japanese: 平和時 |
Korean: 평화시 |
Lithuanian: taikos metas |
Latvian: miera laiks |
Malay: masa aman |
Dutch: vredestijd |
Norwegian: fredstid |
Polish: okres spokoju |
Persian: دورن صلح |
Pashto: د سولی وخت |
Portuguese: tempo de paz |
Romanian: timp de pace |
Russian: мирное время |
Slovak: mier, doba mieru, mierové |
Slovenian: obdobje miru |
Serbian: mirnodopski period |
Swedish: fredstid |
Thai: ช่วงปลอดสงคราม |
Turkish: barış (dönemi) |
Taiwanese: 和平時期 |
Ukrainian: мирний час |
Urdu: امن کا زمانہ، جنگ بندي کا |
Vietnamese: thời bình |
Chinese: 和平时期 |
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