field exercise; field training; maneuvers
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to conduct field exercises or maneuvers (military)
technicalMilitary jargon referring to troops conducting tactical drills, survival training, or live-fire exercises in wilderness areas outside of barracks. Often implies multi-day exercises involving camping and tactical scenarios.
Xīn新
bīng兵
lián连
xià下
zhōu周
yào要
qù去
shān山
qū区
dǎ打
yě野
wài外
。
The recruit company is going to the mountains for field exercises next week.
Zhè这
cì次
dǎ打
yě野
wài外
jiāng将
chí持
xù续
wǔ五
tiān天
sì四
yè夜
。
This field exercise will last for five days and four nights.
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Dǎ打
yě野
wài外
shì是
jiǎn检
yàn验
bù部
duì队
shí实
zhàn战
néng能
lì力
de的
zhòng重
yào要
fāng方
shì式
。
Field exercises are an important way to test a unit's actual combat capabilities.
Shì士
bīng兵
men们
bēi背
zhe着
zhuāng装
bèi备
zǒu走
le了
èr二
shí十
gōng公
lǐ里
cái才
dào到
dá达
dǎ打
yě野
wài外
de的
dì地
diǎn点
。
The soldiers marched twenty kilometers with their gear to reach the field exercise site.