british army发音

意思翻译

n.英国陆军

相似词语短语

regiments of the british army───英国军队的团

British───adj.英国的，大不列颠及北爱尔兰联合王国的；英国人的；英联邦的；大英帝国的；n.英国人

army───n.陆军，军队

british slang───英国俚语

british people───英国人

british isles───[地名] [欧罗巴洲] 不列颠群岛；n.不列颠群岛

british girl───英国女孩

british pound───英镑

british fans───英国球迷

双语使用场景

British Army multiterrain pattern.───英国陆军多地形迷彩图案。

Besides, the 49-year-old British Army Captain had a more selfless motive for attempting the feat.───此外，这位49岁的英国陆军上尉尝试这一壮举还有一个更无私的目的。

B. The British army landed on the island successfully.───英军胜利地登上了小岛。

He spent it in Grenada with his parents, and that's where he decided to enter the selection process for the British Army.───那一年他和父母一起住在格莱纳达，也就是在那儿时他决定参加英国军队选拔。

The British army got to Washington and set the president's house on fire.───英国军队到达华盛顿，放火焚烧了总统的家。

His dream, before the war, was to be a British Army officer, finely turned out in a red coat and brass buttons.───战争前，他的梦想是成为一名英军军官，潇洒地穿着有金黄色纽扣的红外套。

When Boeing licensed the Apache model of helicopter to AugustaWet land to manufacture for the British Army, they decided to keep the name.───当波音被许可在奥古斯塔湿地为英国海军生产阿帕奇，他们决定保留这个名字。

To paraphrase a comment about the British government's management of the British Army in World War I, lions seem to be led by donkeys.───借用一句对一战期间英国政府指挥军队的评语：“狮群似乎正由驴子领导着。”

It was a huge garrison town for the British army and then grew into a major producer of leather goods.───它是英国军队很重要的一个边塞城镇，然后成长成为一个皮革制品的主要产地。

英语使用场景

The British Army has provided troops for the UN all over the world.

On the surrender of John Burgoyne 's British army to US general Horatio Gates on 17 October 1777, that officer dispatched an aide to convey the news to Congress.

He joined the British Army and was posted to Germany.

He was in command of the British Army in Egypt.

The British army made a strategic withdrawal across the English Channel.

In former times the British army kept lots of soldiers at Fort William in Scotland.

In British army a field marshal ranks above a general.

The British army was trapped on the sands, awaiting destruction.

A: because the British army stayed in their houses ( boarding, quartering ).