zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • xiāng tōng bào biān jiè xiàn liǎng 100 gōng nèi de zhòng yào jūn shì huó dòngyāo qǐng duì fāng guān chá shí bīng yǎn
    all the important military activities of one party in the areas between the border and 100 kilometers from the border line shall be notified to the other which shall be invited to observe the troop exercises;
  • shè shā bīng
    Hosed the enemy trooper.
  • lóng bīng 17、 18 shì 'ōu zhōu jūn duì zhōng quán zhuāng de bīng
    A heavily armed trooper in some European armies of the17th and18th centuries.
  • chū xiǎng dāng guó mín jǐng wèi duì yuánhái xiǎng guò jìn zhǒng bīng duì
    At first, I wanted be a state trooper, then I wanted to be in the Special Forces.
  • duì xīn fēn guǎn de yòng méi yòu shénme zhuān mén yán jiūdàn shì zuò wéi míng jūn lǎo bīng gào liǎng jiàn shì lìng fēi cháng guài de shì zhè xiē guǎn de nài jiāng yuǎn yuǎn chāo guò měi guóxiàng tóng bié de huǒ jiàn dàn dàn cái liào měi guó zhì zào cháng guī de biāo zhǔn gèng gāodàn zhè yàng rèn wéi
    I am no expert on centrifuge tubes, but just as an old Army trooper, I can tell you a couple of things: First, it strikes me as quite odd that these tubes are manufactured to a tolerance that far exceeds U.S. requirements for comparable rockets. Maybe Iraqis just manufacture their conventional weapons to a higher standard than we do, but I don't think so.
  • men de bīng yào jīng
    Our troops must be picked troops.
  • men de bīng yào jīng
    Our troops must be picked troops.
  • yùn bīng chuányùn shū chuán
    A ship for transporting troops.
  • yùn bīng chuányùn shū chuán
    A ship for transporting troops.
  • zhàn jiàn wéi yùn bīng chuán háng
    Warships escorted the troopship.
  • táo de nán xué shēngzhè shì bīng shàn zhí shǒu jīhū xīng liǎo
    truant schoolboys; the soldier was AWOL for almost a week.
  • shèng bài nǎi bīng cháng shì 'ěr rán yòu bài běi de shí hòu
    As typifying the chances of war, Mars is, of course, not always successful.
  • 'èrzhōng guó hóng zhèng quán shǒu xiān shēng néng gòu cháng cún zài de fāng shì zhǒng bìng wèi jīng guò mín zhù mìng yǐng xiǎng de fāng chuānguì zhōuyún nán běi fāng shěngér shì zài jiǔ 'èr liù jiǔ 'èr liǎng nián chǎn jiē mín zhù mìng guò chéng zhōng gōng nóng bīng shì qún zhòng céng jīng lái guò de fāng nánguǎng dōng běijiāng děng shèng
    Second, the regions where China's Red political power has first emerged and is able to last for a long time have not been those unaffected by the democratic revolution, such as Szechuan, Kweichow, Yunnan and the northern provinces, but regions such as the provinces of Hunan, Kwangtung, Hupeh and Kiangsi, where the masses of workers, peasants and soldiers rose in great numbers in the course of the bourgeois-democratic revolution of 1926 and 1927.
  • luó jūn duì zhù yào mén de shì bīngxíng chéng kāng tǎn dīng shì shí
    A soldier of a major division of the Roman army formed in the time of Constantine I.
  • quē jiào yǎng dàn yòu liú de tóu nǎo zhǐ méi jiào yǎng de de rén díshì bīng - zhēn zhèng bào de jiā huǒduì pǐn wèi de bào yòu xīng bào de biǎo xiàn
    he had coarse manners but a first-rate mind; behavior that branded him as common; an untutored and uncouth human being; an uncouth soldier--a real tough guy; appealing to the vulgar taste for violence; the vulgar display of the newly rich.
  • zhè shì yóu rén duì zhōng guó 'ér lái de yòu bīng de yuán yīn
    This is due to the enemy's underestimation of China and also to his shortage of troops.
  • zhēng bīng zhàn shēn de rén tǒng tǒng táo tài liǎo
    The recruiting station combed out all those those who were physically unfit.
  • yóu shì bīng 'ér shōu dào jūn tiáo tiáo chǔfèn díshì bīng
    a soldier who received a Section Eight discharge as unfit for military service.
  • men yào jiān chí máo dōng tóng zhì chū de wén wéi zuì guǎng de rén mín qún zhòngshǒu xiān wéi gōng nóng bīng de fāng xiàngjiān chí bǎi huā fàngtuī chén chū xīnyáng wéi zhōng yòng wéi jīn yòng de fāng zhēnzài shù chuàng zuò shàng chàng tóng xíng shì fēng de yóu zhǎnzài shù lùn shàng chàng tóng guān diǎn xué pài de yóu tǎo lùn
    We must adhere to the principle put forward by Comrade Mao Zedong -- that literature and art should serve the broadest masses and, first of all, the workers, peasants and soldiers.We must always uphold the principles of "letting a hundred flowers bloom", "weeding through the old to bring forth the new" and "making the past serve the present and foreign things serve China".We should encourage the unhampered development of different forms and styles in literature and art, as well as the free discussion of theories of literature and art among exponents of different views and schools of thought.
  •   men yào jiān chí máo dōng tóng zhì chū de wén wéi zuì guǎng de rén mín qún zhòngshǒu xiān wéi gōng nóng bīng de fāng xiàngjiān chí bǎi huā fàngtuī chén chū xīnyáng wéi zhōng yòng wéi jīn yòng de fāng zhēnzài shù chuàng zuò shàng chàng tóng xíng shì fēng de yóu zhǎnzài shù lùn shàng chàng tóng guān diǎn xué pài de yóu tǎo lùn
    We must adhere to the principle put forward by Comrade Mao Zedong -- that literature and art should serve the broadest masses and, first of all, the workers, peasants and soldiers. We must always uphold the principles of ``letting a hundred flowers bloom'', ``weeding through the old to bring forth the new'' and ``making the past serve the present and foreign things serve China''. We should encourage the unhampered development of different forms and styles in literature and art, as well as the free discussion of theories of literature and art among exponents of different views and schools of thought.
  • shī bèi zuò wéi niàn shòu dào jìng yǎng de wèi jīng què rèn díshì bīng
    an unidentified soldier whose body is honored as a memorial.
  • zài zhè tiān xiāng xiè shè jiē yòu shèng de yóu xíngcān jiā yóu xíng de yòu chuānzhuó zhì díshì bīngzhōng xiǎo xué shēng héyuè duì
    In Paris,the day becomes a huge parade along the Champs Elysees,featuring uniformed soldiers,schoolchildren,and marching bands.
  • zhè jiù shì rén lèi de guāng róng liàngzhè jiù shì men xùn liàn shù de néng xiàng men xùn liàn chuān zhì de bīng shì yàng
    Such is human glory and power and our ability to train and discipline the trees as we train and discipline uniformed soldiers.
  • rén yuán shēng huó fèi 187.74 yuánzhàn 34.09%, zhù yào yòng jūn guānshì bīng zhí gōng de gōng huǒ shí zhuāng děng
    34.09 percent (18.774 billion yuan) was spent on living expenses, principally on salaries, food and uniforms;
  • jūn shì guī chéng de zhèng gēngtì bīng bāo kuò fēi jūn shì láo
    unmilitary circles of government; fatigue duty involves nonmilitary labor.
  • rén men dài shì bīng háo yóu de zhōng chéng gēn suí jiànglǐng
    Soldiers are expected to follow their leader with unquestioning loyalty.
  • rén men dài shì bīng háo yóu de zhōng chéng gēn suí jiànglǐng
    Soldier is expect to follow their leader with unquestioning loyalty.
  • zhōng guó de mìng de wén xué jiā shù jiāyòu chū de wén xué jiā shù jiā dào qún zhòng zhōng cháng tiáo jiàn quán xīn quán dào gōng nóng bīng qún zhòng zhōng dào huǒ de dǒu zhēng zhōng dào wéi de zuì guǎng zuì fēng de yuán quán zhōng guān chá yànyán jiūfēn qiē rén qiē jiē qiē qún zhòng qiē shēng dòng de shēng huó xíng shì dǒu zhēng xíng shì qiē wén xué shù de yuán shǐ cái liàorán hòu cái yòu néng jìn chuàng zuò guò chéng
    China's revolutionary writers and artists, writers and artists of promise, must go among the masses; they must for a long period of time unreservedly and whole-heartedly go among the masses of workers, peasants and soldiers, go into the heat of the struggle, go to the only source, the broadest and richest source, in order to observe, experience, study and analyse all the different kinds of people, all the classes, all the masses, all the vivid patterns of life and struggle, all the raw materials of literature and art.
  • jūn jūn duì zhōng de shì bīng yīn hán 'ér yùn niàng zhe hěn de 'ān
    Hunger and cold are creating great unrest among the soldiers of the warlord armies.
  • shì jūn zhāo bīng chěng zhī liǎo duō
    Fourth, the armies are recruiting large numbers of soldiers and many of the "unruly" have joined up.
  • liǎo zhè tài zhèng fāng fāng shì dìng shì cuò deguān bīng zhī jiānjūn mín zhī jiān de guān biàn jué rán nòng hǎo
    If we depart from this attitude, then the policies, methods and forms will certainly be wrong, and the relations between officers and men and between the army and the people are bound to be unsatisfactory.
  • méi yòu zhè yàng duǎn bīng xiāng jiē de jiān ruì dǒu zhēng zhàn tóng bāo de cǎn zhuàng zhī biàn chéng de chéng liǎo
    Without these intense struggles at close quarters our compatriots in enemy-occupied areas would have been subjected to untold misery.