territorial
领土的
definition
noun
The Engineer officer summoned all available Territorials (a reserve force) to assist in repairs.
(in the UK) a member of the Territorial Army, a volunteer force locally organized to provide a reserve of trained and disciplined manpower for use in an emergency.
adjective
territorial disputes
of or relating to the ownership of an area of land or sea.
a bizarre territorial rite
of or relating to a particular territory, district, or locality.
translation of 'territorial'
adjective
领的,
领土的
example
For instance, chimps are very territorial and patrol borders in order to maintain large 'territorial' areas for gathering fruit.
Therefore, under the law, they took a majority of the seats in the new 'territorial' assembly.
The law not only requires large-scale administrative and 'territorial' changes, but also reduces local governments' independence.
Furthermore, one of the two females was observed singing late in the breeding season when 'territorial' aggression and hence song should be decreasing.
The Claimant and those like her are of course not within the 'territorial' jurisdiction of the United Kingdom.
We have seven 'territorial' local authorities, the Auckland Regional Transport Network, Infrastructure Auckland, and the Auckland Regional Council.
For obvious reasons, the regional organizations were also in the best position to work with their respective provincial or 'territorial' governments.
Audience sex and 'territorial' status influenced aggressive behavior in the interacting males, but a strong audience x nest interaction also was uncovered.
It is quite a shift in costs but to the average Canadian, they don't care whether the federal or provincial or 'territorial' government pays for it.
This means the city does not have the right to proceed with a tax sale of the buildings because they exist on land leased by the 'territorial' government.
Snapping shrimp are 'territorial' , with male and female partners codefending a constructed burrow from intruders.
It is not extraordinary for a court to adjudicate a tort claim arising outside of its 'territorial' jurisdiction.
The Prime Minister and the thirteen provincial and 'territorial' leaders are meeting there tonight to put the finishing touches on a new Constitutional Accord.
Those who held bookland were 'territorial' lords with local interests, and were thus far more likely to seek terms with the Danish invaders, if by their timely submission they could save all or part of their inheritance.
Broadbills seem to be territorial during the breeding season and their display flights may serve as both breeding and 'territorial' displays.
It will be impossible for 'territorial' local authorities to pick up all the work that is currently done by private certifiers and their own staff, because they will not have the qualified personnel needed to do that.
Scots emerged as some of the great imperial administrators, they explored the unknown, as soldiers they crushed native opposition and made 'territorial' gains.
The Cheslatta people have drawn from these local interethnic alliances in two basic ways to pursue 'territorial' rights.
It has been suggested that this decline in 'territorial' aggression may be because large flight and tail feathers were growing at this time and would be easily damaged in a fight.
Members of such groups sometimes even feed peacefully side by side on superabundant resources in areas of 'territorial' overlap, as occurs in the baboons I studied.
One-third of all proceeds would go to the Department of Internal Affairs to go out to the 'territorial' authorities to distribute to arts, culture, and sports and recreation.
And city, state, and federal agencies often engage in protracted 'territorial' battles over land rather than expediting development.
It's not that we have any designs on the land of our neighbours, although we have been reluctantly obliged to occupy some of their land as guarantees of 'territorial' security.
Thomas Jefferson and James Madison believed that 'territorial' expansion would sustain the egalitarian economic basis of republican political institutions.
The project documented the spatial extent of natural resource use, providing a measure of indigenous 'territorial' influence in the province.
Each of the 'territorial' authorities have their own district plans that deal with issues such as coastal development.
Under the action plan, the two countries agreed to speed up negotiations aimed at concluding the peace treaty by resolving the 'territorial' dispute.
We shall respect the independence, sovereignty and 'territorial' integrity of all our neighbours.
The role that these 'territorial' interactions play in influencing the redistribution of animals that have been evicted from their native home ranges remains unclear.
The notion of jurisdiction is essentially 'territorial' .
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