enemy; foe; a person or group that is hostile toward another

unrivaled; unequaled; having no match or rival

enemy troops; hostile forces; the opposing army

hostile; antagonistic; in a state of opposition as enemies

enmity; hostility; unfriendly or hateful attitude

the enemy side; hostile forces

enemy plane; aircraft belonging to the opposing side

a person who competes with another for the affection of the same romantic interest; a romantic foe

to attack or kill the enemy

to regard with hostility or view as an enemy

natural enemy; a predator in the wild that naturally hunts or harms another species

an opponent of equal strength or skill; a worthy match; a rival; an antagonist

A strong enemy or a powerful rival; an adversary with significant strength or skill.

to face or oppose the enemy; to confront an opponent in battle or competition

the area behind enemy lines or the enemy's rear during wartime

to antagonize people or create a situation where others become one's enemies

(idiom) balanced in power or strength such that neither side can easily defeat the other; a neck-and-neck situation

formidable enemy; powerful foe; can also refer to things that are extremely harmful to a situation or a situation

unrivaled throughout the world; all-conquering; having no equal under heaven

to underestimate the enemy or opponent; to let one's guard down due to overconfidence

public enemy; a common enemy shared by many people

the situation regarding enemy forces; intelligence about the enemy and their movements or positions

a deadly or implacable enemy; arch-enemy; a foe with whom one is unable to coexist

to match; to be equal to or rival someone or something else in status or power

foe; enemy; a person with whom one has deep-seated hatred or hostility

to wipe out or thoroughly destroy enemy forces

a chemical compound used as an insecticide; also known by the abbreviation DDVP

an enemy from outside one's group or country; external foe

to be invincible or unrivaled; literally means that wherever one goes, no enemy can resist

an old enemy; a long-standing rival or foe

A country with which one's own country is at war or in a state of hostility; an enemy state or hostile power

To collaborate or collude with the enemy; to maintain secret contact with an enemy force.

(idiom) to act as if confronting a powerful enemy; describes being on high alert, taking strict precautions, or treating a situation with excessive seriousness

(idiom) to share a common hatred for the enemy; to be joined in unified opposition to a shared adversary

A person, group, or country perceived as an opponent in one's mind or for political purposes, often used to justify policies or provide motivation

a person who is in a position of hostility or opposition during a political struggle

the enemy's side and our own side; both sides in a conflict

To defeat the enemy and win a victory

powerful enemy or opponent; a strong competitor in a contest

Antagonistic contradictions between the people and the enemy arising from a fundamental conflict of interests; often contrasted with [[人民内部矛盾|人民內部矛盾|ren2 min2 nei4 bu4 mao2 dun4]].

having wealth equivalent to that of an entire nation; describes an individual who is extraordinarily rich

To draw the enemy into a trap or into territory that is favorable to one's own forces.

(idiom) the few are no match for the many; to be hopelessly outnumbered by a larger group

To resist or defend against the enemy

the battle front or forward area of a military engagement; the front line

confronting a powerful foe; used to describe a critical and high-pressure situation

to be attacked from both the front and the rear; caught between two fires

To turn an enemy into a friend; to change a hostile situation into a friendly one.

the enemy troops holding a position; the defending garrison or enemy force on the defensive