truces

n.

休战( truce的名词复数 )；停战（协定）；停止争辩（的协议）；中止

1. A truce should be made in the interval.
   在接着的一个时期中，双方实行休战。
2. This truce lasts for several days, depending on the location.
   这次休战据所处位置的不同持续了数日。

Vietnam: Between Two Truces
Polar punches and tropical truces
When Truces Collapse: A Longitudinal Study of Price-Adjustment Routines
Cease-Fires, Truces, and Armistices in the Practice of the UN Security Council
Beyond Gang Truces and Mano Dura Policies: Towards Substitutive Security Governance in Latin America
Going Straight: Criminal Spoilers, Gang Truces and Negotiated Transitions to Lawful Order
Hungry for Peace: positives and drawbacks of local truces and ceasefires in Syria
Malicious Peace: Violent Criminal Organizations, National Governments and Truces
Mary Kaldor, Hungry for Peace: Positives and pitfalls of local truces and ceasefires in Syria
'They waited until we came, then they commenced': British soldiers and other peoples' truces in WW1