center of a battlefield
Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma
Meanings
1 sense · 3 examplesnoun
center of a battlefield; thick of the fighting
archaicAn archaic literary term from classical novels, especially martial arts or historical fiction. It often describes a critical situation where a warrior or general is surrounded.
Nà那
dà大
jiàng将
yīng英
yǒng勇
wú无
bǐ比
，
dān单
qiāng枪
pǐ匹
mǎ马
shā杀
rù入
dí敌
zhèn阵
gāi垓
xīn心
。
The great general, incredibly brave, charged alone into the heart of the enemy formation.
Tā他
bèi被
shù数
rén人
wéi围
gōng攻
，
kùn困
zài在
gāi垓
xīn心
，
yī一
shí时
nán难
yǐ以
tuō脱
shēn身
。
Surrounded and attacked by several opponents, he was trapped in the thick of the fight and couldn't escape for the moment.
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Xiǎo小
shuō说
zhōng中
miáo描
xiě写
liǎng两
wèi位
gāo高
shǒu手
zài在
gāi垓
xīn心
duì对
jué决
，
chǎng场
miàn面
jīng惊
xīn心
dòng动
pò魄
。
The novel depicts two masters dueling in the center of the battlefield, a scene that was thrilling and breathtaking.