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sol·dier·ly
sol jr li
词根:soldier
adj.soldierlike 雄纠纠的;有军人样的
n.soldier 军人;[昆] 兵蚁;懒汉;一片烤面包
soldiering 当兵
soldiership 军事手腕;军人的职务
soldiery 军人,军队;军事训练
v.soldiering 从军;装病(soldier的ing形式)
vi.soldier 当兵;磨洋工;坚持干;假称害病
noun
one engaged in military service and especially in the army
an enlisted man or woman
a skilled warrior
a militant leader, follower, or worker
one of a caste of wingless sterile termites usually differing from workers in larger size and head and long jaws
one of a type of worker ants distinguished by exceptionally large head and jaws
ˈsō-jər ˈsōl-one who shirks work
verb
intransitive verb
to serve as a soldier
to behave in a soldierly manner
to push doggedly forward—usually used with on
soldiered on to the end
to make a pretense of working while really loafing
Noun Middle English soudeour, from Anglo-French soudeer, soudeour mercenary, from soudee shilling's worth, wage, from sou, soud shilling, from Late Latin solidus solidus
The first known use of soldier was in the 14th century
sole1 of 4noun
the underside of a foot
the part of footwear on which the sole of the foot rests
sole2 of 4verb
to furnish with a sole
sole shoes
sole3 of 4noun
any of various flatfishes that have a small mouth, small fins, and small closely set eyes and that include some fishes used for food
sole4 of 4adjective
archaic having no companion : alone
having no sharer
sole owner
being the only one
acting independently and without assistance or interference
the sole judge
belonging only to the one person, unit, or group named
given sole authority
solecismnoun
an ungrammatical combination of words in a sentence
a social blunder
solecismnoun
an ungrammatical combination of words in a sentence
a social blunder
sole1 of 4noun
the underside of a foot
the part of footwear on which the sole of the foot rests
sole2 of 4verb
to furnish with a sole
sole shoes
sole3 of 4noun
any of various flatfishes that have a small mouth, small fins, and small closely set eyes and that include some fishes used for food
sole4 of 4adjective
archaic having no companion : alone
having no sharer
sole owner
being the only one
acting independently and without assistance or interference
the sole judge
belonging only to the one person, unit, or group named
given sole authority
soldierynoun
a body of soldiers
soldier1 of 2noun
a person in military service and especially in the army
an enlisted person
a worker in something strongly believed in
a termite or ant with a large head and jaws that is a member of a caste that protects the colony
soldier2 of 2verb
to serve as or act like a soldier
soldier1 of 2noun
a person in military service and especially in the army
an enlisted person
a worker in something strongly believed in
a termite or ant with a large head and jaws that is a member of a caste that protects the colony
soldier2 of 2verb
to serve as or act like a soldier
soldier1 of 2noun
a person in military service and especially in the army
an enlisted person
a worker in something strongly believed in
a termite or ant with a large head and jaws that is a member of a caste that protects the colony
soldier2 of 2verb
to serve as or act like a soldier
1 For Rodionov, his passing ruminations on post-war relations are quickly replaced by an understanding of his soldierly duties: He's good at killing the enemy.
2 “Carrying 140 pounds of extra weight in the field will do that to you,” he responds in a wooden, soldierly way, which serves as a thin veneer of modesty.
3 one of the goals of war is to keep as many soldiers as possible from being killed
4 In His army too, there is discipline to be thought of, and "it is not soldierly to skulk."
5 Newly planted trees stood in soldierly ranks, but in the heat and haze they looked like desert troops gone too long without water.
6 In the first two weeks of training, the Americans found the Ukrainians’ soldierly skills lacking, and the group generally in need of instruction.
7 People close to Mr. Kelly said he resisted weeks of entreaties by the president, beginning in May, before finally agreeing to replace Reince Priebus out of a sense of soldierly duty.
8 Any Iraqi soldiers who surrendered should be treated with "soldierly compassion," he wrote.
9 Along with the bloody losses, there was the familiar juxtaposition of high-level incompetence and soldierly courage that became the refrain of many other conflicts:
10 With a stiff sense of formality, but with a flair for ceremony, his carriage soldierly, his demeanor proud, Cecil Causey walked up to Bull Meecham and poured the last beer over Bull’s head.
11 While Akhundzada hailed from the large and powerful Noorzai tribe, his stock within the regime was seen as more scholarly than soldierly, unlike previous leaders.
12 Makhanda, who was tall and slender, marched in a soldierly manner and then gave a crisp, graceful salute.
13 It was the vaguest, least soldierly form of advice, but he sensed the corporals not far behind.
14 The sharp aches in my head, or what I later came to know as migraines, stopped as my daily activities were replaced with more soldierly things.
15 Many soldiers were wounded in combat.
16 “We’re recognizing their demonstration of soldierly qualities that we want to inculcate in cadets today.”
17 The flag’s defenders say it stands for “states’ rights”or “Southern heritage,” the latter a harmless mix of hospitality, soldierly valor and regional cuisine.
18 It was a tall soldierly old man who appeared at the exit from the platform.
19 But last Thursday, Ellenz was positively giddy as five Guard members zipped around the kitchen with soldierly purpose and precision.
20 At first, the medals were only awarded to soldiers, but in 1942 Congress opened the honor to all services, including some civilians.
1 勇敢
stalwart yeomanly pretty proud tall bold brave Martial heroic hardy stout courageous daring fearless manly intrepid valiant gallant dashing undaunted spunky wight prow ballsy dauntless high-spirited valorous gutty stouthearted lionhearted chin-up heart-whole high-hearted soldierlike unterrified greathearted dareful bravely gamely prowess bravery audacity manhood gallantry hardihood gameness hardiment
3 英勇
romantic heroic valiant warlike prow manful soldierlike daring prowess bravery heroism valor brave courageous gallant valorous Achillean bravely courageously valiantly heroically gallantly valorously doughtily gallantry valiance
4 英勇的
romantic heroic valiant warlike prow manful soldierlike brave courageous gallant valorous Achillean
5 军人的
6 军人气质的
7 似军人的
8 勇敢的
stalwart yeomanly pretty proud tall bold brave Martial heroic hardy stout courageous daring fearless manly intrepid valiant gallant dashing undaunted spunky wight prow ballsy dauntless high-spirited valorous gutty stouthearted lionhearted chin-up heart-whole high-hearted soldierlike unterrified greathearted dareful
9 英俊的
10 像军人的
11 适于军人的