A truce means that fighting stops for a short time. Both sides agree not to fight to rest or talk. It often happens in war or conflict.
The soldiers agreed to a truce at noon.
The two teams called a truce during the game.
People sometimes say 'truce' when they want to stop arguing for some time. It means a peaceful pause to become calm and friendly again.
Let's call a truce and stop arguing now.
They took a truce during their fight to cool off.
A truce is a formal agreement to stop fighting to allow peace talks or better relations. It is often official and may be temporary.
The countries signed a truce to start peace talks.
A truce was made to ease tensions on the border.
Sometimes, 'truce' is used for stopping any fight or competition temporarily. It is not a real war, but people stop fighting or arguing for a moment.
We called a truce during the tough game round.
After a long debate, they agreed on a truce.
