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Soldiers jeopardize their lives in war.
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士兵们在战争中使他们的生命陷入险境。 |
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Soldiers moved in on the well-defended old house from all sides.
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士兵们从四面八方进逼那所防守严密的老房子。 |
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Soldiers must be fearless; they cannot get cold feet in the midst of battle.
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军人一定要无畏，他们不可以在战争中临阵退缩。 |
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Soldiers must obey orders.
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军人必须服从命令. |
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Soldiers often have distinctive insignias on their lapels.
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士兵的翻领上常佩有特殊的军阶识别符号。 |
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Soldiers on duty as safeguards occupy a protected status.
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值护航警卫勤务之士兵拥有被保护地位。 |
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Soldiers on the battlefield lead a precarious life.
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士兵跨入战场，生命就没有了定数。 |
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Soldiers push their way through, swaggering and malevolent; a roving stage light suddenly picks out two women in the audience as Iraqi aid workers.
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士兵们从人群里挤过去，趾高气扬、心怀怨毒；突然，一束移动的舞台灯光打在了观众里两名妇女身上，示意她们是伊拉克援助人员。 |
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Soldiers say they are feeling the spirit of Christmas despite being thousands of miles away from loved ones.
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士兵们说虽然他们与所爱的人相距千里，但仍能感受到圣诞节的精神。 |
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Soldiers serving overseas arrange to remit part of their pay to their wives and families.
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海外服役的士兵设法把他们薪水的一部分寄给妻子和家人们。 |
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Soldiers sign out when they leave the barracks.
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士兵离开营房得登记签字. |
