zhǐhuīdāo

指挥刀

Word · Noun

ceremonial saber; commander's sword

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Meanings

1 sense · 3 examples
1.

noun

ceremonial saber; long narrow sword used by commanders to direct troops in battle, drills, or ceremonies

formal

Primarily used in military contexts; distinct from standard combat swords due to its ceremonial and signaling functions.

Jūn军
guān官
shǒu手
chí持
zhǐ指
huī挥
dāo刀
 ,
wēi威
yán严
de地
zhàn站
zài在
duì队
liè列
qián前
 。

The officer stood solemnly before the formation, holding his ceremonial saber.

Zhè这
bǎ把
zhǐ指
huī挥
dāo刀
shì是
wǒ我
zǔ祖
fù父
zài在
Kàng抗
Rì日
Zhàn战
zhēng争
shí时
qī期
shǐ使
yòng用
de的
 。

This commander's sword was used by my grandfather during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.

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Yí仪
zhàng仗
duì队
de的
shì士
bīng兵
men们
pèi佩
dài戴
zhe着
shǎn闪
liàng亮
de的
zhǐ指
huī挥
dāo刀
jiē接
shòu受
jiǎn检
yuè阅
 。

The soldiers of the honor guard received the review wearing gleaming ceremonial sabers.