(of troops) enter and garrison; enter and start work
Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma
Meanings
2 senses · 6 examplesverb
(of troops) to march into and be stationed in an area
formalA formal military term referring to the movement and stationing of troops in a new location.
Wéi维
hé和
bù部
duì队
yǐ已
jìn进
zhù驻
chōng冲
tū突
dì地
qū区
。
The peacekeeping forces have entered and garrisoned the conflict zone.
Zhèng政
fǔ府
jūn军
fèng奉
mìng命
jìn进
zhù驻
biān边
jìng境
chéng城
shì市
。
The government troops were ordered to march into and garrison the border city.
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Zhè这
ge个
bīng兵
tuán团
jiāng将
jìn进
zhù驻
gāo高
yuán原
jìn进
xíng行
shì适
yìng应
xìng性
xùn训
liàn练
。
This army corps will be stationed in the plateau for acclimatization training.
verb
(of personnel or organizations) to enter a place and start working or operating
formalExtended meaning used for non-military personnel, such as work teams, inspection groups, or companies entering a new market.
Zhuān专
jiā家
zǔ组
míng明
tiān天
jìn进
zhù驻
gōng工
chǎng厂
jìn进
xíng行
ān安
quán全
jiǎn检
chá查
。
The expert group will enter the factory tomorrow to conduct safety inspections.
Zhè这
jiā家
kē科
jì技
gōng公
sī司
jì计
huà划
xià下
yuè月
jìn进
zhù驻
Zhōng中
guó国
shì市
chǎng场
。
This tech company plans to enter the Chinese market next month.
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Shěn审
jì计
tuán团
duì队
yǐ已
jīng经
jìn进
zhù驻
gōng公
sī司
zǒng总
bù部
。
The audit team has already entered the company headquarters to start work.