英语词汇soldier的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

soldier /ˈsəʊldʒə $ ˈsoʊldʒər/ noun a member of the army of a country, especially someone who is not an officeradjectivesa British/US/Pakistani etc soldier Two British soldiers were killed yesterday.a brave soldier One brave soldier carried his injured comrade to safety.a wounded soldier The television report showed wounded soldiers returning from the war.a young soldier Here is a picture of my father as a young soldier.an old soldier (=someone who was a soldier in the past) Like many old soldiers, he liked to spend time alone.a regular/professional soldier (=someone whose job is being a soldier) Members of the volunteer army fought alongside regular soldiers.a missing soldier (=who may have been killed or captured by the enemy) The missing soldier's name has not been released to the public.nounsan enemy soldier We saw a line of enemy soldiers advancing towards our position.a foot soldier (=who travels by walking, not on a horse or in a vehicle) He sent 1,000 cavalry and 15,000 foot soldiers to the region.a rebel soldier (=fighting against a government) The outskirts of the city have been attacked by rebel soldiers.a child soldier The African leader’s army used child soldiers.verbsa soldier dies/is killed A British soldier died after his vehicle was hit by a roadside bomb.a soldier is wounded Five soldiers were wounded, one seriously.a soldier fights He was a brave soldier who fought for his country.a soldier returns from a war/battle etc The film shows hundreds of soldiers returning from the battlefields of northern France.a soldier is stationed somewhere (=sent to live and work somewhere) These soldiers have been stationed in the Helmand province of Afghanistan for six months.play soldiers (=pretend to be soldiers – used about children) In the garden, two young boys were playing soldiers.phrasessend soldiers into battle The prime minister understands the responsibility of sending soldiers into battle.lead soldiers into battle I imagine the general leading his soldiers into battle with his sword outstretched.soldiers in the field also soldiers on the ground (=in the area where a war is taking place) We need more soldiers on the ground to do the job properly.

词组	soldier
释义	soldier /ˈsəʊldʒə $ ˈsoʊldʒər/ noun a member of the army of a country, especially someone who is not an officeradjectivesa British/US/Pakistani etc soldier Two British soldiers were killed yesterday.a brave soldier One brave soldier carried his injured comrade to safety.a wounded soldier The television report showed wounded soldiers returning from the war.a young soldier Here is a picture of my father as a young soldier.an old soldier (=someone who was a soldier in the past) Like many old soldiers, he liked to spend time alone.a regular/professional soldier (=someone whose job is being a soldier) Members of the volunteer army fought alongside regular soldiers.a missing soldier (=who may have been killed or captured by the enemy) The missing soldier's name has not been released to the public.nounsan enemy soldier We saw a line of enemy soldiers advancing towards our position.a foot soldier (=who travels by walking, not on a horse or in a vehicle) He sent 1,000 cavalry and 15,000 foot soldiers to the region.a rebel soldier (=fighting against a government) The outskirts of the city have been attacked by rebel soldiers.a child soldier The African leader’s army used child soldiers.verbsa soldier dies/is killed A British soldier died after his vehicle was hit by a roadside bomb.a soldier is wounded Five soldiers were wounded, one seriously.a soldier fights He was a brave soldier who fought for his country.a soldier returns from a war/battle etc The film shows hundreds of soldiers returning from the battlefields of northern France.a soldier is stationed somewhere (=sent to live and work somewhere) These soldiers have been stationed in the Helmand province of Afghanistan for six months.play soldiers (=pretend to be soldiers – used about children) In the garden, two young boys were playing soldiers.phrasessend soldiers into battle The prime minister understands the responsibility of sending soldiers into battle.lead soldiers into battle I imagine the general leading his soldiers into battle with his sword outstretched.soldiers in the field also soldiers on the ground (=in the area where a war is taking place) We need more soldiers on the ground to do the job properly.
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