兵zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • （ yòng yú qí bīng ） xiàng bù bīng yī yàng zuò zhàn。
    (used of cavalry) fighting as infantry.
  • qí bīng qí bīng bù duì de chéng yuán
    A member of a unit of cavalry.
  • qí bīng bù duì hōng lóng hōng lóng dì xiàng dí rén měng chōng guò qù。
    He cavalry pounded down on the enemy.
  • qí bīng lè zhù liǎo mǎ。
    The cavalry man reined up his horse.
  • qí bīng xiàng yī zhèn fēng yī yàng xiàng dí rén chōng qù。
    The cavalry swept down on the enemy.
  • bèi bù bīng hé qí bīng bāo wéi de chéng bǎo。
    A castle sieged by foot soldiers and cavalry.
  • yǔ bù bīng lián xiāng yìng de qí bīng dān wèi。
    a cavalry unit corresponding to an infantry company.
  • zhàn mǎ xùn liàn lái zuò zhàn de mǎ； qí bīng de zuò qí
    A horse trained for battle; a cavalry horse.
  • qīng bù bīng ； qīng qí bīng ； qīng gōng yè； qīng wǔ qì。
    light infantry; light cavalry; light industry; light weapons.
  • tā men de cè yì shòu dào yī duì qí bīng xí jī。
    They were taken in flank by a troop of cavalry.
  • zhè shì wǒ dì yī cì kàn dào qí bīng yuèduì。
    This is that I see cavalry's band the first time.
  • qīng qí bīng 15 shì jì shí xiōng yá lì zǔ jiàn de qīng qí bīng
    A horseman of the Hungarian light cavalry organized during the15th century.
  • sī lìng jué dìng qí bīng chōng jī dí zhèn。
    The commander decided to launch the cavalry on the enemy position.
  • chuī hào de rén；（ yóu zhǐ qí bīng de） hào bīng
    Trumpeterbniperson who plays a trumpet, esp a cavalry soldier giving signals
  • qīng qí bīng ， qīng bù bīng guàn yú kuài sù xíng dòng de yī zhǒng qīng qí bīng huò qīng bù bīng bù duì de chéng yuán
    Any of certain light cavalry or infantry troops trained for rapid maneuvers.
  • qīng qí bīng chéng yuán lèi shìde、 jūn fú huā shào de 'ōu zhōu qīng qí bīng bù duì chéng yuán
    A member of any of similar, ornately uniformed European units of light cavalry.
  • bāo kuò liǎng gè huò gèng duō jūn duì、 zǒng bù hé zhī chēng wǔ qì de qí bīng dān wèi。
    a cavalry unit consisting of two or more troops and headquarters and supporting arms.
  • wài miàn de nà gè jiā huǒ shì gè lǎo gǔ dǒng héng héng zuǐ shàng xù zhe gǔ shì qí bīng hú zǐ， dài zhe dú yǎn jìng， shēn zhe huī sè qián xià bǎi xiàng hòu xié qiē de yàn wěi fú。
    The chap outside was a museum piece--cavalry mustache, single--eye glass, gray cutaway.
  • 1761 nián zǔ zhì de bǎo wèi jiā xiāng de yīng guó zhì yuàn zhě qí bīng duì， hòu lái bìng rù běn tǔ fáng wèi zì wèi duì。
    a British volunteer cavalry force organized in 1761 for home defense later incorporated into the Territorial Army.
  • kè lè fēn xiǎo yà xì yà gǔ xī là yī zuò chéng shì， wèi yú yǐ fú suǒ xī běi bù， yǐ qí qí bīng ér wén míng
    An ancient Greek city of Asia Minor northwest of Ephesus. It was famous for its cavalry.
  • dí rén chōng pò liǎo qián xiàn， dàn bèi wǒ men de qí bīng bù duì háo bù liú qíng dì cóng gāo dì jī tuì。
    The enemy broke through the front line, but were firmly repulsed from the higher ground by cavalry.
  • yì yǒng qí bīng chéng lì yú 1761 nián de yī zhī yīng guó zhì yuàn qí bīng duì， bǎo wèi běn guó 'ān quán， hòu bèi bìng rù běn tǔ jūn duì
    A British volunteer cavalry force organized in1761 to serve as a home guard and later incorporated into the Territorial Army.
  • qiāng qí bīng xiān shì shǔ yú bō lán jūn duì， hòu lái yòu shǔ yú qián dé guó jūn duì de qí bīng
    One of a body of horse cavalry that formed part of the former Polish army, and later, the former German army.
  • dāng shí fú jiān yòu bù bīng liù shí yú wàn、 qí bīng èr shí qī wàn、 wèi duì sān wàn yú qí， dōng jìn zhǐ yòu shuǐ lù jūn bā wàn。
    Fu Chien had an infantry force of more than 600,000, a cavalry force of 270,000 and a guards corps of more than 30,000, while the land and river forces of Eastern Tsin numbered only 80,000.
  • wǔ zhuāng yòu cháng máo de qí bīng
    A cavalryman armed with a lance.
  • （ cóng qián） yī gè pèi bèi yòu biāo qiāng de qí bīng 。
    (formerly) a cavalryman armed with a lance.
  • qí bīng zǒng shì hěn 'ài hù tā de zhàn mǎ。
    a cavalryman always takes good care of his horse.
  • shì bīng shì bīng ， yóu zhǐ zhōng shì jì shí zhuāng bèi zhòng wǔ qì de qí bīng
    A soldier, especially a medieval cavalryman supplied with heavy arms.
  • bīng guì shén sù。
    Celerity is the soul of warfare.
  • zài duì 'ā fù hàn de zhàn zhēng zhōng， tài kōng ( yóu qí shì 100 duō kē jūn shì wèi xīng ) shǒu cì chéng liǎo zhàn zhēng jī qì de zhōng xīn bù jiàn。 zhè chǎng zhàn zhēng de yī mù diǎn xíng chǎng jǐng shì： dì miàn shàng yī míng shì bīng fā xiàn yī gè tǎ lì bān mù biāo。
    A typical scene from the conflict in Afghanistan, where for the first time space -- specifically, more than one hundred orbiting military satellites -- has been a centerpiece of the war machine: A soldier on the ground spots a Taliban target.
  • rú guǒ nǐ xǐ huān， rì chǎn jiān bīng rú hé。
    We have a Nissan Centra, if you like.
  • jiān bīng de chē zǐ， yī tiān shì sì shí jiǔ kuài jiǔ máo wǔ。
    For the Centra, it's 49.95 per day.