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Talking Chinese English Dictionary

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IDChineseTrad.PinyinPlainPYEnglish Definition
IDChineseTrad.PinyinPlainPYEnglish Definition
1兵 兵 bīngbing1soldiers; a force; an army; weapons; arms; military; warlike; Classifiers: 个
2兵力 兵力 bīng lìbing1 li4military strength; armed forces; troops
3兵士 兵士 bīng shìbing1 shi4ordinary soldier
4兵团 兵團 bīng tuánbing1 tuan2large military unit; formation; corps; army
5兵差 兵差 bīng chāibing1 chai1labor conscripted to support the military
6兵符 兵符 bīng fúbing1 fu2see 虎符
7兵燹 兵燹 bīng xiǎnbing1 xian3Warfare and devastation; Warfare and devastation
8兵无斗志 兵無鬥志 bīng wú dòu zhìbing1 wu2 dou4 zhi4lack of morale (idiom)
9兵营 兵營 bīng yíngbing1 ying2military camp; barracks
10兵员 兵員 bīng yuánbing1 yuan2manpower resources (for military service); sources of troops; soldiers; troops
11兵站 兵站 bīng zhànbing1 zhan4army service station; military depot
12兵制 兵制 bīng zhìbing1 zhi4military system
13兵种 兵種 bīng zhǒngbing1 zhong3(military) branch of the armed forces
14兵卒 兵卒 bīng zúbing1 zu2soldiers; troops
15兵役 兵役 bīng yìbing1 yi4military service
16兵戎相见 兵戎相見 bīng róng xiāng jiànbing1 rong2 xiang1 jian4to meet on the battlefield (idiom)
17兵戎 兵戎 bīng róngbing1 rong2arms; weapons
18兵刃 兵刃 bīng rènbing1 ren4(bladed) weapons
19兵权 兵權 bīng quánbing1 quan2military leadership; military power
20兵强马壮 兵強馬壯 bīng qiáng mǎ zhuàngbing1 qiang2 ma3 zhuang4lit. strong soldiers and sturdy horses (idiom); fig. a well-trained and powerful army
21兵器术 兵器術 bīng qì shùbing1 qi4 shu4martial arts involving weapons
22兵器 兵器 bīng qìbing1 qi4weaponry; weapons; arms
23兵痞 兵痞 bīng pǐbing1 pi3army riffraff; army ruffian; soldier of fortune
24兵马俑 兵馬俑 bīng mǎ yǒngbing1 ma3 yong3figurines of warriors and horses buried with the dead; Terracotta Army (historic site)
25兵马未动,粮草先行 兵馬未動,糧草先行 bīng mǎ wèi dòng , liáng cǎo xiān xíngbing1 ma3 wei4 dong4 , liang2 cao3 xian1 xing2before the troops move, fodder and provisions go first (idiom); logistics comes before military maneuvers; an army marches on its stomach