comfort troops; show appreciation to soldiers
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Meanings
1 sense · 4 examplesverb
to comfort troops; to show appreciation to soldiers; to bring gifts or entertainment to the military
formalTypically used in formal or official contexts, often involving activities like sending supplies, performing shows, or visiting soldiers to boost morale.
Gè各
jiè界
dài代
biǎo表
dào到
qián前
xiàn线
láo劳
jūn军
。
Representatives from all walks of life went to the front lines to comfort the troops.
Chūn春
jié节
qī期
jiān间
，
wén文
yì艺
tuán团
tǐ体
wèi为
zhù驻
shǒu守
biān边
jiāng疆
de的
zhàn战
shì士
men们
láo劳
jūn军
yǎn演
chū出
。
During the Spring Festival, performing arts troupes put on shows to entertain the soldiers guarding the border.
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Zhèng政
fǔ府
zǔ组
zhī织
le了
yī一
cì次
dà大
xíng型
de的
láo劳
jūn军
huó活
dòng动
，
sòng送
qù去
le了
hěn很
duō多
wèi慰
wèn问
pǐn品
。
The government organized a large-scale troop-appreciation event, delivering many gifts and supplies.
Láo劳
jūn军
de的
chuán传
tǒng统
zì自
gǔ古
jiù就
yǒu有
，
tǐ体
xiàn现
le了
jūn军
mín民
yú鱼
shuǐ水
qíng情
。
The tradition of comforting troops has existed since ancient times, reflecting the close bond between the army and the people.