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单词 army
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The army wants people with an edge.Which makes it sound less like a charity and more like an army fighting a war.Now the army's special forces have been trained by American instructors.He told me a group of army officers had been arrested to foil a coup plot.We oppose the policy of forcing people into the army.Residents said that the army launched rockets against pockets of insurgents in the coastal city.The changes are aimed at raising the number of army reservists.The trouble was that a large navy in addition to a large army entailed heavy expenditures.At school it had been a requirement that you join the army cadet force for a year.They had already experienced discrimination in the army while fighting the "crusade for freedom".Russia admitted that red army units had been in action.Rival factions and some army leaders are fighting a fierce rearguard action against the president.He divided his army into small groups and dispatched each group to the head of a different road.The army has launched an inquiry.The nation 's army of honest hard workers really do deserve better than this.The Army allows people an opportunity to make something of themselves.The Russians had huge numbers of army officers in their ranks who were paid a military salary.The camp is home to three battalions of the nation 's army.The Japanese retained large armies with which to defend their home islands.Your imagination, resourcefulness and initiative reflect credit on the entire army air forces.Members are encouraged to serve in the army in groups, ostensibly as protection against widespread bullying.His people 's army had played an important role in his win.The French realised that they could not opt out of providing the land army to repel Germany.He served with the Black Watch and the army intelligence corps.An international army was landed in China and "rescued "the Europeans.The core answer to all these questions is that in 1914 Britain entered a major land war without a major land army.Last week the army launched a campaign to retake Ramadi, and it made a final push to seize the central administration buildings yesterday.

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army

British English: army /ˈɑːmɪ/ NOUN
An army is a large organized group of people who are armed and trained to fight.
He joined the Army last year.
  • American English: army
  • Arabic: جَيْش
  • Brazilian Portuguese: exército
  • Chinese: 军队
  • Croatian: vojska
  • Czech: armáda
  • Danish: hær
  • Dutch: leger
  • European Spanish: ejército
  • Finnish: armeija
  • French: armée
  • German: Militär
  • Greek: στρατός
  • Italian: esercito
  • Japanese: 軍隊
  • Korean: 군대
  • Norwegian: hær
  • Polish: armia
  • European Portuguese: exército
  • Romanian: armată
  • Russian: армия
  • Latin American Spanish: ejército
  • Swedish: armé
  • Thai: กองทัพ
  • Turkish: ordu
  • Ukrainian: армія
  • Vietnamese: quân đội

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Chinese translation of 'army'

army

(ˈɑːmɪ)

n

  1. the army 军(軍)队(隊) (jūnduì)
    ⇒ He joined the army. 他参军了。 (Tā cānjūn le.)
  2. (= host)
    an army of sth 一大群某物 (yī dà qún mǒuwù)
    ⇒ an army of volunteers 一大群志愿者 (yī dà qún zhìyuànzhě)

cpd

  1. [officer, unit, uniform] 军(軍)队(隊) (jūnduì)

All related terms of 'army'

(noun) 
Definition
the military land forces of a nation
After returning from abroad, he joined the army.
Synonyms
soldiers
military
troops
armed force
legions
infantry
military force
land forces
land force
soldiery
(noun) 
Definition
a large number of people or animals
data collected by an army of volunteers
Synonyms
vast number
host
A host of stars attended the awards ceremony.
gang
He was attacked by a gang of strangers.
mob
a growing mob of demonstrators
flock
his flock of advisors
array
legion
His sense of humour won him a legion of friends.
swarm
A swarm of people encircled the hotel.
sea
Down below them was the sea of upturned faces.
pack
a pack of journalists who wanted to interview him
horde
A horde of people was screaming for tickets.
multitude
Addiction to drugs can bring a multitude of other problems.
throng
An official pushed through the throng.
host (archaic)
A host of stars attended the awards ceremony.

Quotation

I don't know what effect these men will have upon the enemy, but, by God, they terrify me [Duke of Wellington]

proverb

An army marches on its stomach

Additional synonyms

in the sense of flock
Definition
a large number of people
his flock of advisors
Synonyms
crowd,
company,
group,
host,
collection,
mass,
gathering,
assembly,
convoy,
herd,
congregation,
horde,
multitude,
throng,
bevy
in the sense of gang
Definition
a group of people who go around together, often to commit crime
He was attacked by a gang of strangers.
Synonyms
group,
crowd,
pack,
company,
party,
lot,
band,
crew (informal),
bunch,
mob,
horde
in the sense of horde
Definition
a very large crowd, often frightening or unpleasant
A horde of people was screaming for tickets.
Synonyms
crowd,
mob,
swarm,
press,
host,
band,
troop,
pack,
crew (informal),
drove,
gang,
multitude,
throng

Synonyms of 'army'

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