zhuàng
dīng

common
noun

Meaning of 壮丁

壮丁 means able-bodied young man (in old times, especially one eligible for conscription). Pronounced zhuàng dīng.

  • able-bodied young man (in old times, especially one eligible for conscription)

Definitions & Examples

Kàng
Zhàn
zhēng
shí
 
cūn
hěn
duō
zhuàng
dīng
dōu
bèi
zhuā
dāng
bīng
le
 

During the Anti-Japanese War, many able-bodied men in the village were forcibly conscripted.

Jiù
shè
huì
zhuā
zhuàng
dīng
shì
cháng
yǒu
de
shì
 

Forcibly conscripting able-bodied men was a common occurrence in the old society.

zhèng
dāng
zhuàng
dīng
zhī
nián
 
què
bèi
zhuā
xiū
cháng
chéng
 

He was right in his prime as an able-bodied man, yet was seized to build the Great Wall.

nián
dài
 
bǎo
zhǎng
men
dào
chù
sōu
táo
zǒu
de
zhuàng
dīng
 

In those years, local officials hunted everywhere for able-bodied men who had fled conscription.