1 New HSK word(s): HSK5 士兵 → → → → + shi4bing1 soldier; CL:个/个ge4
6 Old HSK word(s): B N 兵* → bing1 soldier C N 民兵* → min2bing1 militia/ militiaman/ militia-woman C N 士兵* → shi4bing1 rank-and-file soldier/ private/ rank and file C N 哨兵* → shao4bing1 sentinel/ sentry/ guard D N 步兵* → bu4bing1 infantry D 练兵* → lian4 bing1 training
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Những người lính + Grade E word(s):
按兵不动 → 标兵 → 兵变 → 兵不厌诈 → 兵法 → 兵工厂 → 兵贵神速 → 兵荒马乱 → 兵力 → 兵马 → 兵马俑 → 兵器 → 兵权 → 兵士 → 兵团 → 兵役 → 兵营 → 兵站 → 兵种 → 草木皆兵 → 撤兵 → 出兵 → 大兵 → 当兵 → 调兵遣将 → 短兵相接 → 二等兵 → 伏兵 → 工兵 → 工农兵 → 官兵 → 雇佣兵 → 航空兵 → 红卫兵 → 尖兵 → 精兵简政 → 举兵 → 募兵制 → 派兵 → 叛兵 → 炮兵 → 炮兵连 → 赔了夫人又折兵 → 骑兵 → 奇兵 → 勤务兵 → 伞兵 → 伤兵 → 收兵 → 水兵 → 逃避兵役者 → 逃兵 → 退兵 → 卫兵 → 宪兵 → 新兵 → 义务兵 → 用兵 → 援兵 → 阅兵 → 阅兵式 → 招兵 → 征兵 → 纸上谈兵 → 重兵 → 子弟兵 → 兵 [bing1]
Soldat Häufigkeit: 6.01 Komposita
| Gb | Eng | Viet |
|---|---|---|
| 你不应该让士兵们冒不必要的危险。 | You shouldn't expose the soldiers to unnecessary risks. |  → |
| 连长说军队生活可以使新兵锻炼得更坚强。 | The company leader said that army life would toughen the recruits up. | → |
| 炮兵部署在西边. | Artillery was deployed in the west. | → |
| 哨兵查问在门口的陌生人. | The sentry challenged the stranger at the gates. | → |
| 他离开学校后服了两年兵役。 | He did a two-year stint in the army when he left school. | → |
| 普鲁士士兵在锯木厂后边草地上操练。 | The Prussians are drilling in the meadow behind the sawmill. | → |
| 我们必须征募更多士兵。 | We must enlist more men. | → |
| 这名士兵胸部受了重伤。 | The soldier received a serious wound on the chest. | → |
| 他的儿子是骑兵团的一名战士。 | His son is a soldier in a cavalry regiment. | → |
| 士兵已训练得绝对服从命令. | Soldiers are trained to obey without question. | → |
| 士兵们背起行装，继续前进。 | The soldiers shouldered their kit and moved on. | → |
| 很多士兵因为缺少粮食死去。 | Many soldiers died because of dearth of food. | → |
| 当军官的应懂得怎样统率士兵 | An officer must know how to handle his men. | → |
| 士兵们为争夺每一寸土地而斗争。 | The soldiers contested every inch of ground. | → |
| 这些勇敢的士兵会保卫我们的国家的。 | These gallant soldiers will protect our country. | → |
| 士兵们随时准备粉碎敌人的进攻。 | The soldiers are ready at all times to smash the enemy's attacks. | → |
| 一名通讯员被派去给前线士兵送消息。 | A messenger was despatched to take the news to the soldiers at the front. | → |
| 步兵防守甚佳。 | The infantry are defending well. | → |
| 士兵的职业是打仗。 | The trade of the soldier is war. | → |
| 士兵们加强了他们的防御工事。 | The soldiers strengthened their defenses. | → |
| 营长命令士兵们沿铁轨排开。 | The battalion commander lined his men along the railway. | → |
| 炮火掩护步兵前进. | Artillery gave cover (ie fired at the enemy to stop them firing back) while the infantry advanced. | → |
| 那士兵看见一支枪从矮树丛伸出来。 | The soldier saw a gun jutting out from a bush. | → |
| 士兵们在山腰上成扇形散开，搜索那个男人。 | The soldiers fanned out across the hillside in their search for the man. | → |
| 他率领士兵袭击城堡。 | He led an assault against the castle. | → |
| 那群野蛮的士兵杀了很多人。 | The group of barbaric soldiers killed many people. | → |
| 数名士兵因英勇而受嘉奖。 | Several soldiers were decorated for bravery. | → |
| 那场战争中很多士兵死于那片沼泽地。 | In that war, many soldiers died in that fen area. | → |
| 士兵们仍然固守城堡，但他们已陷于险境。 | The soldiers are still holding the fort, but they're hanging on by their eyelids. | → |
| 士兵们养精畜锐，节约粮草，以期反击敌人的进攻。 | The soldiers husband their strength and their food, waiting for the enemy to attack. | → |
| 共餐者，伙食团经常一块用膳的一群人，通常指士兵或水手 | A group of people, usually soldiers or sailors, who regularly eat meals together. | → |
| 在那次战役中，坦克常常用来起支援作用；像机动炮那样掩护步兵。 | In that campaign, the tanks were often used in a support role, shooting-in die infantry as mobile artillery. | → |
| 士兵们被迫投降。 | The soldiers had to yield. | → |
| 士兵们不停地射击. | The soldiers kept up a steady fire. | → |
| 民兵抓着了一个特务。 | The militiamen have caught a spy. | → |
| 民兵民兵织中的一员 | A man who is a member of a militia. | → |
| 他不是军官而是普通士兵。 | He's not an officer, but a common soldier. | → |
| 分散兵力是导致失败的原因。 | Dispersion of forces led up to the defeat. | → |
| 士兵们遭到近距离的火力射击。 | The soldiers got fired into at close quarters. | → |
| 士兵们装备好了武器和弹药. | The soldiers were well equipped with weapons and ammunition. | → |
| 士兵的勇气在战斗中得到考验。 | A soldier's courage is put to the proof in battle. | → |
| 他正在这样干时被一位民兵撞见了。 | A militiaman surprised him in the act. | → |
| 检阅官方对兵营或部队的检查或考察 | Official examination or review, as of barracks or troops. | → |
| 士兵在那场战斗中用尽了所有的弹药。 | The soldiers expended all their ammunition in that fight. | → |
| 结婚行列进行时的音乐，常使我想起兵士们向战场进军时的音乐。 | The music at a marriage procession always remind me of the music of soldier march to battle. | → |
| 步兵防守甚佳. | The infantry is/are defending well. | → |
| 哨兵们都已各就各位. | The sentries are all at their posts. | → |
| 已派士兵去镇压动乱. | Soldiers were sent in to quell the riots. | → |
| 卫兵派驻在监狱四周。 | Guards were stationed around the prison. | → |
| 军士长命令士兵靠拢. | The sergeant-major ordered the men to close up. | → |
| 运兵船由两艘军舰护航。 | The troop ship was escorted by two warships. | → |
| 步兵黎明时开始进入战斗位置. | The infantry began to deploy at dawn. | → |
| 港口附近的兵站被敌人炸毁了。 | The depot near the harbor was bombed by the enemy. | → |
| 敌军推进时, 士兵都撤出了那地区. | The soldiers evacuated the area as the enemy advanced. | → |
| 向大门走去的人受到了哨兵的查问. | People approaching the gate were challenged by the sentry. | → |
| 敌人的炮弹在士兵行列中炸成大洞。 | The enemy's shells made great holes in the ranks. | → |
| 士兵的勇敢事迹为他带来了荣耀和赞美。 | The soldier's brave deeds brought him honor and glory. | → |
| 一个衣着华丽的女人走近了草地上的哨兵。 | A lady in full feather approached the sentinel on the sward. | → |
| 那个腿部受伤致残的士兵正沉浸在悲哀之中。 | The soldier disabled by wounds in his leg is buried in sadness. | → |
| 卫兵们奉令不得离开岗位. | The guards were ordered not to leave their posts. | → |
| 哨兵奉命一发现有动静就立即开枪。 | The sentry had orders to shoot on sight. | → |
| 敌兵纷纷逃窜，听任后面的人遭殃。 | The enemy soldiers fled and let the devil catch the hindmost. | → |
| 他们为海军徵募了四百名新兵. | They enlisted four hundred recruits for the navy. | → |
| 炮轰敌军阵地之後, 我步兵开始进攻. | Enemy positions were bombarded before our infantry attacked. | → |
| 民兵和公安人员这时（向这些特务）包围上来。 | Militiaman and public security men now closed in(on the spies). | → |
| 排长叫他的士兵向后转。 | The platoon leader faced his men about. | → |
| 兵马未动, 粮草先行。 | Food and fodder should go ahead of troops and horses. | → |
| 士兵离开营房得登记签字. | Soldiers sign out when they leave the barracks. | → |
| 士兵们最终完成了耐力测验。 | The soldiers eventually completed the endurance tests. | → |
| 现在是我方炮兵回击敌人的时候了。 | It's time for our artillery to hit back. | → |
| 军官用无线电向士兵下达命令. | The officer communicated his orders to the men by radio. | → |
| 副排长叫士兵们从右首开始报数。 | The platoon sergeant numbered his men off from the right. | → |
| 那个士兵告诉我们哪儿是步枪的击发装置。 | The soldier told us where the firing mechanism of a rifle is. | → |
| 我们的机枪扫倒了向前推进的一排排敌方步兵。 | Our machineguns mowed down the advancing lines of enemy infantry men. | → |
| 我们的机枪扫倒了向前推进的一排排敌人的步兵。 | Our machine-guns moved down the advancing lines of enemy infantrymen. | → |
| 我们对入侵之敌采取牵制的方针, 以备组织好兵力将之击退. | Until we'd built up sufficient forces to drive the invaders back, we pursued a policy of containment. | → |
| 敌人冲破了前线，但被我们的骑兵部队毫不留情地从高地击退。 | The enemy broke through the front line, but were firmly repulsed from the higher ground by cavalry. | → |
| 骑兵猛烈向前线冲击。 | The cavalry charged to the front. | → |
| 士兵们忠于他们的国家。 | The soldiers are loyal to their country. | → |
| 那些士兵现驻扎于柏林。 | The soldiers are now stationed in Berlin. | → |
| 许多士兵在内战中阵亡。 | Many soldiers went under in the Civil War. | → |
| 我们的步兵和装甲兵均比敌军的少. | We have less infantry and armour than the enemy. | → |
| 上校命令士兵们在甲板上集合。 | The colonel ordered their soldiers to gather on the deck. | → |
| 那个法西斯士兵把刺刀刺入那人的身体。 | The fascist soldier thrust his bayonet into the man's body. | → |
| 在爆炸中有两个士兵和一个平民被炸死. | Two soldiers and one civilian were killed in the explosion. | → |
| 哨站，岗位如卫兵或哨兵的指派的站岗位置 | An assigned position or station, as of a guard or sentry. | → |
| 指挥官朝气蓬勃和欢欣愉悦的神态使士兵们勇气倍增。 | The leader's vital and cheerful manner filled his men with courage. | → |
| 这名士兵善于吹笛子。 | The soldier was good at playing fife. | → |
| 士兵们奉命举枪致敬. | The soldiers were ordered to present arms. | → |
| 成群的士兵洗劫了村庄。 | Bands of soldiers ravaged the village. | → |
| 士兵们以行军的步伐走了过去。 | The soldiers went past on the march. | → |
| 派遣了一些士兵守卫右翼. | A number of men were detached to guard the right flank. | → |
| 新闻界是捍卫我们自由的卫兵。 | The press is a sentinel of our liberty. | → |
| 士兵们宣誓效忠于他们的祖国。 | The soldiers swore allegiance to their motherland. | → |
| 恐怖分子袭击了两名正在巡逻的士兵. | Terrorists attacked two soldiers on patrol. | → |
| 我们不得不冒著可能遇上敌人巡逻兵的危险. | We'll have to chance meeting an enemy patrol. | → |
| 士兵们用铁锹在丛林中开出一条道路。 | The soldiers cut a passage through the jungle with their spades. | → |
| 敌人向山上冲锋，企图把我们的兵力摧毁掉。 | The enemy charged up the mountain, attempting to knock out our forces. | → |
| 以前用以保护上前去围攻的士兵的活动的屏面或盾牌 | A mobile screen or shield formerly used to protect besieging soldiers. | → |
| 船上定员行驶船舶所要求配备的全体官员和在编士兵 | The full crew of officers and enlisted personnel required to run a ship. | → |
| 遭遇伊拉克上校的最初片刻，目睹他令士兵在我们面前劫掠我们车里的物件，我们的生命似乎危在旦夕。 | For the first few moments, confronted by an Iraqi colonel who had his soldiers loot our vehicle in front of us, it seemed as if our lives hung by a precarious thread. | → |
| 四个士兵守卫灵柩. | Four soldiers stood guard over the coffin. | → |
| 一个上尉指挥一个连队或炮兵连。 | A captain commands a company or battery. | → |
| 士兵死亡後, 女眷表示沉痛哀悼. | The dead soldiers were mourned by their womenfolk. | → |
| 士兵在列队行进之後，很快便解散了。 | The men fell out quickly after their march. | → |
| 二等兵琼斯（因勇敢）被授予维多利亚十字勋章. | Private Jones was awarded the Victoria Cross (for his gallantry). | → |
| 并排横排紧密地一个挨一个地排列着的士兵、交通工具或装备 | A line of soldiers, vehicles, or equipment standing side by side in close order. | → |