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进抵

Word · VerbTraditional進抵

advance and reach a place; troops push forward to a location

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Meanings

1 sense · 4 examples
1.

verb

(of troops) to advance and reach (a place); to arrive at a location after moving forward

formal

Primarily used in military, historical, or formal reports to describe troop movements. It implies both the action of advancing and the successful achievement of reaching a specified location.

Wǒ我
bù部
bù不
rì日
kě可
wàng望
jìn进
dǐ抵
jiāng江
àn岸
 。

Our unit is expected to advance and reach the riverbank within a few days.

Zhǔ主
lì力
bù部
duì队
yǐ已
yú于
qīng清
chén晨
jìn进
dǐ抵
yù预
dìng定
fáng防
xiàn线
 。

The main force advanced and reached the predetermined defensive line in the early morning.

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Gēn根
jù据
zhàn战
bào报
 ,
xiān先
tóu头
bù部
duì队
chéng成
gōng功
jìn进
dǐ抵
dí敌
rén人
hòu后
fāng方
 。

According to the battle report, the vanguard successfully advanced and reached the enemy's rear.

Jīng经
guò过
sān三
tiān天
jí急
xíng行
jūn军
 ,
wǒ我
jūn军
zhōng终
yú于
jìn进
dǐ抵
zhàn战
luè略
yào要
dì地
 。

After three days of forced march, our army finally advanced and reached the strategic stronghold.