| 词汇 | example_english_troop |
| 释义 | Examples of troopThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Shortly thereafter, the troops abandoned their insecure positions and hurriedly withdrew to the plains. As this corps remained thinly spread, the government also resorted to other means, such as regular troops and irregular units. However, the troops themselves then had to cope with a situation on the ground which could be difficult, to say the least. In recent years, neighbouring countries have begun to anticipate refugee flows and send troops to shore up border security. Again it was initiated by the troops, but quickly followed locally. One of the advantages of raising troops through the companies was that their corporate resources might ensure that the poorer inhabitants were less burdened. The warriors trooped out in two files and stood on both sides of the steps. In the same year, troops were deployed to guard the leased territory. As the going got tougher, mistakes multiplied and squabbles among the leaders intensified, undermining the troops' tenuous cohesion and stability. On the 29th, the rebellion came to an end as the rebels surrendered and the troops in their command went back to the barracks. The troops systematically targeted altar rails, pulling them down and burning them and removing the communion table back into the body of the church. Although the officers did not command regular troops, they did have influence in the army because of their prestige and number. They were too astute to accept the rigid discipline and punishing conditions of life as front-line troops. The first phase would occur during darkness, with the troops arriving by helicopter. Moves to counter potential disloyalty among the troops backfired, giving rise to discontent even where none had previously existed. Most troops, however, were raised just for the duration of a campaign. The presence of these loyal troops meant, however, that the princes could do pretty much as they pleased in their appointed regions. The numbers and excitement were so great that troops had to be called in to control the situation. Their task was to supervise the frontier populations, to recruit auxiliary troops and to collect tribute. In severe circumstances troops were redeployed to protect badly hit mines and estates. They can automate their response, as with a doomsday machine, or change their environment, as when troops burn their bridges to make retreats impossible. British troops went to war and stayed in the trenches willingly. Most of the troops had been recruited locally. There were two basic mechanisms for raising troops in the city. The states could use troops at times when their police forces were unable to control unrest. In fact, rugby of whatever code occupied a distant second place compared to the popularity of soccer with troops on active service. Both the king and the parliament were able to recruit troops from amongst the miners throughout the first civil war. Naturally, the troops sent to impose the state of siege took care of collecting fines. English troops had subdivided in several columns that, entering the inner city, lost contact among one another. The key details are the captains among the ranks who must be identified and briefed early - before the troops go into battle. All this stuff was not for the troops, but a very large part, at least, has been sold. Vaccination of 80 % of troops in barracks led to a substantial decrease in morbidity among unvaccinated servicemen [21]. Such troops were of little use at sieges, however, and a number of examples demonstrate just how difficult it was to capture well-defended towns. On the other hand peacekeeping is a para-military role, which requires appropriate military equipment, mission skill, discipline of soldiers, and high morale amongst troops. Another unit caught the troops placed at the valley between the strategic points in their sleep and disposed of them quickly. The head of the district, or uezd, supervised the local bureaucracy and commanded the troops located in the district. Both parts of the region were to be demilitarised or, if that was not feasible, the number of troops stationed in each area regulated. Fighting, involving regular troops, took place in 1975. They warned against using troops to fight workers. Their association with foreign troops increased their ideological ' distance ' from the local communities through which they passed. Nearly half of the 75,493 troops were thus poorly trained, inexperienced, and peevish conscripts. Coal miners, however, were regularly prepared to face down police and troops despite these risks. Skirmishes and disagreements between troops and local communities occurred spasmodically throughout 1942 and 1945, and these sometimes caused demonstrations against district administrators. The soldiers now trooped out, ranged in four files opposite to the palace, radiating away from the pole to stand holding the ropes. How many troops were under arms and how many of them deserted? There is still no question of being anything else but on guard, on the alert, on leave or on parade, and troops remain in barracks. The troops remained in the force longer, allowing them to develop skills through more sophisticated training. The troops would then be marched to church. Thus, our troops often encountered very serious difficulties in subduing these earthen fortifications, which offered no opening to attack. Unfortunately, troops tend to ignore precepts of international law and often act against their own people. The occupation of the vineyards by troops was pivotal in the search for a compromise. In fact, he wanted to test it with 100,000 troops. However, the forces stayed and were massively reinforced by troops in the course of establishing a military administration. Governments relied on various combinations of regular army troops, gendarmeries, citizen militias, and civilian police to maintain everyday order and to contain popular unrest. After several ineffectual counterattacks, the troops withdrew to their pre-offensive positions. The troops presented him with a catalogue of complaints. Barely a third of the troops were accounted for. The hostile, alien environment eroded the initial high morale and esprit de corps of the troops. A riot erupted as market women pelted the foreign troops with their goods and tried to shame them by removing their clothes. All the while, officers commanding the troops complained bitterly of the loss of their men through sickness. In retribution, the demoralised troops went on a rampage and committed numerous atrocities against civilians in the region. Their aim was twofold: to provoke panic among the population and to stop the movement of marching troops. Bavarian economic interests would have to be taken into account when manoeuvres were taking place, or when troops were being distributed. He controls the various police forces which have been augmented by an auxiliary police service comprised of his own party troops. Following royal orders, he dispersed his troops across the province and had them live at local expense. We tested the efficiency of various drugs as prophylactics to prevent infection of troops and others in malarial areas. Apparently, some commanders in the army are virtual barons, whose troops are personally loyal to them. The king begins by listening to the indexes of the castle, the reliable sounds of the cooks in the kitchen and the troops outside. The troops were brought to a halt at the city boundary. Qing dynasty still stationed masses of troops along the border, and banned all trade over the borders. At the same time, disease began to plague his troops. Essentially, this was accomplished through a subsidy treaty, the renting out of troops. Officially, the payment was intended to propitiate the troops and, hence, to reduce their tendency to loot and foment disorder. They feared losing their people and their troops to the government areas where food was available. Who could doubt that these conflictual relationships would undermine the functional competence of the troops ? The precentors are those who rule the choir on both sides; they are the leaders who marshal the troops to enter battle. We conclude that the cultural wars are waged by limited religious troops on narrow policy fronts under special political leadership, and a broader cultural conflagration is largely a rumour. A characteristic structure of censorship was developed in this period, wherein ostensible official intervention was reduced to the bare minimum, even though the examination of troops' mail continued unabated. As women who were usually beyond the age of childbirth, these women were presumed less likely to use the troops under their control to challenge the king's power. Only when officers believed there was a chance of medals or promotion did they send their wary troops off to search for enemy bodies in the long grass. When it became occupied, he was able to continue his schooling, but no longer as a boarder, since his lodgings had been commandeered by the occupying troops. The field marshals of progress orated with positive gestures that embraced all viable troops, including novelists. The larger troops, plausibly, were developed as protection from diurnal predators. More importantly, though, he left the state troops in place to ensure, in his words, 'the peace and dignity of the state'. Especially on our side, because you know to have nearly 200,000 troops in a country of 15m is ridiculous. The exchange of fire between nearby lines of closely packed troops could produce high casualty rates, especially if cannon could be brought to bear. The bulk of the auxiliary troops stationed there in castella came from other parts of the empire. Not only was the king required to supply (non-regular) auxiliary troops, he was no doubt also entitled to recruit those troops himself. To communists, they were the rejects of capitalism, the face of its inhumanity, and the shock troops of a new social order. He includes in this category: advertisements, songs, drama troops, comedy storytellers (rakugo), and comedy duos (manzai). The demand, however, was sometimes for money in lieu of troops. In the following struggle the castle's troops showed conspicuous fighting spirit and tactical ability. They take our goods to provision their troops. In addition, these groups sent many requests to delay the withdrawal of troops until a greater degree of stability had been restored. We have to take into account the skill of the leaders, the morale of the troops, the influence of world opinion and so on. Quite apart from the borders' incessant claims on the tsar's attention, they tied down his troops. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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