dispatch troops; send out an army
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Meanings
1 sense · 3 examplesverb
to dispatch troops; to send out an army (to fight)
formalUsed in a military, political, or historical context to describe the act of deploying armed forces, often with a strategic or combative purpose.
Guó国
jiā家
jué决
dìng定
chū出
bīng兵
píng平
dìng定
pàn叛
luàn乱
。
The country decided to dispatch troops to quell the rebellion.
Zhè这
shì是
gāi该
guó国
jìn近
shí十
nián年
lái来
shǒu首
cì次
duì对
wài外
chū出
bīng兵
。
This is the first time in nearly ten years that the country has sent troops abroad.
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Lì历
shǐ史
shang上
，
liǎng两
guó国
wèi为
zhēng争
duó夺
zī资
yuán源
duō多
cì次
chū出
bīng兵
jiāo交
zhàn战
。
Historically, the two countries dispatched troops and fought many times over resources.