the winner of a competition, contest, or exam

military affairs; matters related to the army or war; (attributive) military

high-ranking military officer in modern armed forces

army; troops; a formal armed organization used for national defense

The branch of a country's military forces that fights at sea; typically composed of surface fleets, naval aviation, and marines.

second place in a sports competition or other contest

The Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA); the armed forces of the People's Republic of China

The Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army (1928–1937), led by the Communist Party of China, or a member of this army

serviceman; military personnel; person in active military service

military branch that conducts warfare in the air; typically consists of aviation and ground support units

third place in a competition; bronze medalist

to march or advance; used for military forces moving forward to attack or engage

the military side of a government or organization

main forces; a large army with great strength

military officer; a commander in the armed forces with the rank of second lieutenant or higher

A geographical area of command or military district established based on strategic needs; the leadership body of such a region oversees combat, training, and logistics for its units.

A worldwide youth organization focused on outdoor activities and character development; also refers to Boy Scouts or Girl Scouts.

army; ground forces; land forces

A rank between commissioned officers and private soldiers, such as a sergeant; also called [[士官|士官|shi4 guan1]].

a large military formation consisting of two or more corps or several divisions; legion

the military and the people; army and civilians; soldiers and the masses

People's Liberation Army (PLA); the unified armed forces of the People's Republic of China.

for military use; military application; intended for use by the armed forces

the entire army; the whole military force

the United States Armed Forces; American troops

enemy troops; hostile forces; the opposing army

military weapons and munitions; arms

to join the military; to enlist

abbreviation for [[中央军事委员会|中央軍事委員會|zhong1 yang1 jun1 shi4 wei3 yuan2 hui4]]

military camp; barracks; a place where troops are stationed or live

warship; military naval vessel

An army composed of volunteers from one or more countries who participate in another country's foreign or civil war, typically to resist external aggression.

(historical) the highest military rank or supreme commander; an important general or imperator

to withdraw troops from a location; to retreat

to have military forces camp or stay at a location for defense or security

rebel army or insurgent forces

allied forces; a united army formed by two or more countries or military groups

The industry sector and factories that serve national defense by providing weapons and equipment

military uniform; army clothing

military training; military education and skill practice, often a required course for students in high schools and universities

marine corps; marines; a branch of the navy responsible for land combat and amphibious operations

military and government; the armed forces and the civilian administration

The official armed forces of a government or state

Political ideology or policy of placing a country under military control and subordinating all aspects of national life to the goals of military aggression and war; characterized by internal oppression and external expansion.

military situation; status of a war; military intelligence

the German army or armed forces

A doctor or medical officer serving in the armed forces

The main Chinese Communist military force during the war against Japan (1937–1945); officially designated as the Eighth Route Army of the National Revolutionary Army.

(of troops) to march or conduct ground movement for combat, training, or administrative purposes