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Information of 军

Pinyin jūn

Radical

冖

Strokes

6 strokes

Usage

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Definition

army / military / arms

军 (jūn) 1. Armed forces. - 军威 (military prestige). - 军服 (military uniform). - 行军 (marching). - 军功 (military achievements). - 军犬 (military dog). - 军备 (military preparedness). - 军纪 (military discipline). - 军衔 (military rank). - 军阀 (warlord). - 军令状 (military order). - 异军突起 (new power emerging). - 溃不成军 (disorganized retreat). 2. A unit of military organization, the higher level than a “division.” 3. A general term for organized groups. - 劳动大军 (the great army of labor). 4. The original meaning: to encircle; historically refers to surrounding with military camps. - The character is a compound of the character for "vehicle" and the character for "to wrap," representing the act of encircling with chariots for protection against enemy attacks. 5. As a verb: - (1) To encircle. - (2) Notes: "It is also used to indicate storing troops and supplies." - (3) To attack and kill. - (4) Commanding in battle. - (5) To be stationed. - (6) To join the army. 6. As a noun: - (1) Army, armed forces, troops. - (2) Corps; in ancient times, the largest military organization. - (3) Arms of the services; a division of military organization. - (4) Soldier. - (5) In the early Ming Dynasty, the designated term for soldiers under the garrison system. - (6) Members of an organized fighting force. - (7) Barracks; military camp. - (8) A prefecture in the Song Dynasty. - (9) In the Tang Dynasty, places guarded by soldiers, set with “army,” “garrison,” “town,” etc. - (10) Position; military post.

参军 cān jūn

to join the army

叛军 pàn jūn

rebel army

军售 jūn shòu

arms sales

集团军 jí tuán jūn

army grouping / collective army

军团 jūn tuán

corps / legion

军垦 jūn kěn

reclamation of wasteland by an army unit

军士 jūn shì

soldier / noncommssioned officer (NCO)

孤军奋战 gū jūn fèn zhàn

lit. lone army putting up a brave fight (idiom) / fig. (of a person or group of people) struggling hard without support

娘子军 niáng zi jūn

women soldiers

军嫂 jūn sǎo

serviceman's wife / wives of military personnel

义勇军 yì yǒng jūn

volunteer army

守军 shǒu jūn

defenders

军容 jūn róng

soldier's discipline / appearance and bearing

军师 jūn shī

(old) military counselor / (coll.) trusted adviser

军帐 jūn zhàng

Military account

中军帐 zhōng jūn zhàng

Chinese military account

军帽 jūn mào

cap / shako / army cap / service cap

军事法庭 jūn shì fǎ tíng

court-martial / military tribunal

御林军 yù lín jūn

palace guards

军徽 jūn huī

army emblem

志愿军 zhì yuàn jūn

volunteer army

捻军 Niǎn jūn

Nien Army, leading a peasant rebellion against Qing dynasty in Northern China from 1851-1868, at the same time as the Taiping Rebellion in South China

扩军 kuò jūn

armament / to expand armed forces

扩军备战 kuò jūn bèi zhàn

arms expansion and war preparation

横扫千军 héng sǎo qiān jūn

total annihilation

拥军 yōng jūn

support the army

拥军优属 yōng jūn yōu shǔ

support the army and give preferential treatment to the families of the armyman and martyrs

援军 yuán jūn

reinforcements / relief troops

海军 hǎi jūn

navy

军队 jūn duì

army / troops / CL:支[zhi1],個|个[ge4]