戍
defend; garrison; surname
Meanings
2 senses · 10 examplesverb
to defend; to garrison (a border or outpost)
formalMost commonly used to describe military defense of borders, fortifications or important areas.
Ancient soldiers guarded the borders to repel foreign invaders all year round.
This was once an important outpost for garrisoning the border areas.
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The troops defending the capital stood ready for battle.
His ancestors were ordered to garrison the important northwestern town.
The garrison mission is arduous and requires a strong sense of responsibility.
noun
surname Shu
Used as a family name, capitalized when used as a proper noun.
Professor Shu is a well-known scholar at our university.
Shu Ming is my college classmate.
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This entrepreneur with the surname Shu is enthusiastic about public welfare.
The Shu family has a long history in this local area.
I know an old friend with the surname Shu.