team formed for ball games such as basketball, soccer, or football

a group of people with a common professional or social goal; team; personnel

the armed forces in general; the military

A member of a team or organized group named as a 'team'.

band; orchestra; pop group

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

captain; team leader; the head of a group organized as a team

a large number of people; a big body of personnel

a group of people working together for a common purpose; a collective organization or team

A sports team established by a country to represent it in international competitions.

to form a line or stand in a queue

a team or group organized for competitive motor sports

teammate; fellow team member; used to refer to someone in the same team or organization

A group of people at a sports match or competition who cheer, shout, or dance to support a team.

A military organizational unit roughly equivalent in size to a regiment or a division

A small team, squad, or patrol; the basic unit in an organization, ranking below a mid-sized team. Historically, the lowest level of organization in a People's Commune (below the brigade) from the 1950s to the 1980s.

A basic unit of labor and accounting in rural collective economies, specifically referring to the lowest level of organization during the People's Commune period in China.

large, permanent naval unit or organization assigned to a specific maritime area

a mid-sized organizational unit or military formation, typically composed of several small groups and forming part of a larger brigade or battalion

The host team at a sports event or the team representing the location where a game is held.

marine corps; a military branch specifically trained for landing and ground combat operations; usually refers to [[海军陆战队|海軍陸戰隊|hai3 jun1 lu4 zhan4 dui4]]

the national sports team from the Republic of Korea (South Korea)

leader of a group or team; captain of a sports squad

A large administrative unit in military or police organizations, roughly equivalent to a brigade or division; it typically oversees subunits like [[大队|大隊|da4 dui4]] and [[中队|中隊|zhong1 dui4]].

a unit or detachment of personnel responsible for security or protection; a garrison

to lead a team or group of people in an activity

military unit consisting of several platoons

To organize a team; to put a team together in order to participate in an activity or competition.

special forces; special technical military units trained for specific tasks and environments

a militia corps or citizen-soldiers organized for local defense

visiting team or away team in sports, referring to a team playing away from its home ground; contrast with [[主队|主隊|zhu3 dui4]]

a team or group representing a country, organization, or institution; delegation

An irregular military group that operates in small, mobile units to attack an enemy, disrupt transportation, or destroy military facilities

Elite military units used for sudden attacks or shock tactics

group of ships or vessels sailing together, such as a naval or merchant fleet

A cheerleading squad or organized group of supporters who cheer for a team during a sports competition.

A sports team or performing arts group composed of players or performers from different nations, regions, or units

A small military subunit, such as a platoon or squad, often organized for a specific task

football or soccer team

A group of military or police personnel assigned to carry out a patrol; patrol force

Professional organization for firefighting and fire prevention

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

A team consisting of medical personnel sent out to perform medical tasks or provide healthcare services.

To return to one's original unit, team, or rank.

firefighter; fireman

a group of soldiers or armed personnel responsible for protection or escort duties; armed escort; protection force

A small group of people, such as a squad or unit, sent out by a larger organization to perform a specific task.

To organize people or things into a team, unit, or column

a group of units arranged in a step-like formation for military action or travel, or a group organized into batches for an activity