zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • bīng guì shén
    Speed is precilus in war.
  • shàng xiào kàn de shì bīng
    I spit on your soldiers, colonel.
  • shì bīng men mào zhe měng liè de pào huǒ qián jìn
    The soldiers came on in spite of heavy fire.
  • shì bīng měng xiàng rén
    The soldier sprang at the enemy.
  • wèi bīng yuán zhèng zhàn hǎo
    The guards sprang to attention.
  • shì bīng xiàng bān cháng kàn
    The troops dressed on the squad leader.
  • dàn xìng de shì jūn shì bīng shè chū de dàn jīng zhōng liǎo bān cháng
    Death seeks a companion. A round fired by the enemy soldier has hit the squad leader.
  • zhè wèi nián qīng díshì bīng bèi rèn mìng wéi bīng duì de duì cháng
    The young soldier was appointed squadron leader.
  • shì bīng men liè duì tōng guò zhè guǎng chǎng
    The soldiers paraded through the square.
  • shì zhōng shì de shēn shì shì bīngtōng cháng chū shēn gāo guìzài zuò wéi shì de tīngchāi huò cóng xùn liàn hòu bèi jūn zhù shòu quán de jūn shì wèi
    A medieval gentleman-soldier, usually high-born, raised by a sovereign to privileged military status after training as a page and squire.
  • shì bīng men yòng dāo tíng zhā men
    The soldiers kept stabbing at them with their bayonets.
  • sān qiāng zhōng de rèn qiāng dōuméi shǐ zhè shì bīng shòu dào shí jīng rén de qiāng shāng
    The soldier receive no staggering wind from any of the three shot.
  • hóng jūn zài biān jiè zhè děng fāngxià dǒu zhēng de jué xīnyòu nài zhàn de yǒng cái néng zēng jiā liàn chū hǎo bīng
    Only through the determination to fight and stamina in fighting in places such as the border area can the Red Army add to its arms and train up good men.
  • mǒu huò mǒu rén wèi bīng huò gǎng shàosuǒ zhàn de wèi zhì huò bèi zhǐ dìng de wèi zhì
    the position where something or someone (as a guard or sentry) stands or is assigned to stand.
  • shì yuè bīng tái
    That's the reviewing stand.
  • shào bīng bèi pài zài shān shàng zhàn gǎng
    The sentinel was stationed on a hill.
  • shì bīng zài xiàng qián zǒu
    The men are stepping off.
  • shǐ dòng yáo díshì bīng jiān qiáng lái
    He tried to stiffen his wavering soldiers.
  • kāi xué xiào hòu liǎo liǎng nián bīng
    He did a two-year stint in the army when he left school.
  • shì bīng jiē mìng lìng xiū
    The men were stood down.
  • shì bīng men zhàn chéng zhèng shì
    the soldiers stood at attention.
  • dǎo shàng díshì bīng wán qiáng kàng
    The soldier on the island put up a stout resistance.
  • zhōng guó diǎn wén huà zài yīng měi de yǐng xiǎng gèng guǎngqiě sūn bīng bèi zài diǎn jūn xiào de qiáng shàngjiù lián men bān wén xué 'àihào zhě dōubù tài zhù de zuò pǐndōubèi shè
    Western scholars are not only captured by great writings, such as the thinking of China's renowned military strategist Sun Zi, expounded in the Art of War, and already sculptured on to the walls of United States Military Academy in West Point. They are also interested in lesser known works that Chinese scholars normally do not bother about.
  • zhōng guó diǎn wén huà zài yīng měi de yǐng xiǎng gèng guǎngqiě sūn bīng bèi zài diǎn jūn xiào de qiáng shàngjiù lián men bān wén xué 'àihào zhě dōubù tài zhù de zuò pǐndōubèi shè
    Chinese classic culture has greater impact in Britain and the US.Western scholars are not only captured by great writings, such as the thinking of China's renowned military strategist Sun Zi, expounded in the Art of War, and already sculptured on to the walls of United States Military Academy in West Point.They are also interested in lesser known works that Chinese scholars normally do not bother about.
  • zǒu yòu zhōng guó de jīng bīng zhī
    -- Streamlining the army the Chinese way.
  • rén de bīng hěn
    The enemy were in strength.
  • shì bīng men jiā qiáng liǎo men de fáng gōng shì
    The soldiers strengthened their defenses.
  • shèn zhì zài dān jià liǎng shāng bīng de qíng kuàngnìngyuàn jiā tái chéng yuàn rén tái liǎo
    It even went so far that when there were two wounded men but only one stretcher, neither could be carried away because each refused to yield priority to the other.
  • xīn bīng shòu dào yán de xùn liàn .
    Strict discipline is imposed on army recruits.
  • xiān kāi shì bīng bèi shàng de chèn bāozā shāng kǒu
    Stripping the shirt from his back, she bound the soldier's wound.
  • ruò díshì bīng zài shàng zhēngzhá zhe zǒu zhe
    The weak soldiers struggled along on the road.
  • diē dǎo jìn dǎo xià bīng
    stumble and nearly fall; of horses.