(of troops) to set out; to depart
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Meanings
1 sense · 3 examplesverb
(of troops) to set out from a base or resting place; to march off
formalPrimarily used for military contexts. Conveys a sense of organized movement, often for a mission or campaign.
Fú拂
xiǎo晓
qián前
，
bù部
duì队
kāi开
bá拔
le了
。
The troops set out before dawn.
Jiē接
dào到
mìng命
lìng令
hòu后
，
quán全
tuán团
lì立
jí即
kāi开
bá拔
qián前
wǎng往
qián前
xiàn线
。
Upon receiving the order, the entire regiment immediately marched off to the front line.
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Zhè这
zhī支
duì队
wu伍
yǐ已
jīng经
zài在
yíng营
dì地
xiū休
zhěng整
le了
sān三
tiān天
，
míng明
tiān天
yī一
zǎo早
kāi开
bá拔
。
This unit has been resting at the camp for three days and will set out early tomorrow morning.