戍边 | shù biān | to garrison the border; to guard the frontier; exile to a border garrison post | |
戍守 | shù shǒu | to guard | |
戍卒 | shù zú | garrison soldier | |
屯戍 | tún shù | garrison; soldier stationed in some place | |
征戍 | zhēng shù | garrison |
1 | where is he that counted the towers? | |
2 | The bird-song is the echo of the light back from the earth. | |
3 | In 1793, the Prussian officers of the garrison of Colberg established an economical mess. | |
4 | Barracks house recruits and garrison troops in some small comfort, but then the life of soldier is supposed to be hard. | |
5 | Being an important part of the Book of Songs, the poems of expedition account for its one seventh. |