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Listen- shrimp soldiers and crab generals—ineffective troops; hopeless soldiers
- 预备役
- [yùbèiyì]
- Citizen’s military services outside the army, an important means for the country to have reserve soldiers, including the reserve services of officers and reserve services of soldiers, also 后备役.
- 袍泽
- [páozé]
- From The Book of Songs. A Qin folksongs. Having no clothes: "how can you say you have no clothes? with you I'll share my padded robe." these lines about soldiers on the eve of an expedition express the passion of the army. Later it came to refer to a fellow soldiers.
- 1. (of workers, students, etc.) have (or take, go on) a holiday or vacation; (of soldiers, personnel working abroad, etc.) be on leave or furlough;leave
- 2. vacation
Examples (1-5 of 121)
- 这五万貔貅之师将十万敌军打得落荒而逃。
- The enemy, with a hundred thousand soldiers, were defeated by the brave troops, with only fifty thousand soldiers, and fled the battlefield. → 貔貅
- 这位将军非常体惜士兵, 得到了士兵们的拥戴。
- The general shows great understanding and sympathy for his soldiers, which is why all the soldiers love and respect him. → 体惜
- 刚才有一拨子队伍从这里过去了。
- A group of soldiers passed by just now. → 拨子
- 队伍的步子走得很整齐。
- The soldiers marched in step. → 步子
- 战士们侧身匍訇前进。
- The soldiers advanced crawling on their sides. → 侧身
