宿将旧卒 — “Experienced generals and veteran soldiers”
宿将旧卒 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Experienced generals and veteran soldiers”. Seasoned commanders and troops, emphasizing their wealth of combat experience and seasoned skills. Literally, “Veteran generals and old soldiers”.
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What does 宿将旧卒 mean?
宿将旧卒 (sù jiàng jiù zú) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Experienced generals and veteran soldiers”.
How do you pronounce 宿将旧卒?
宿将旧卒 is pronounced sù jiàng jiù zú in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 宿将旧卒 literally mean?
Literally, 宿将旧卒 means “Veteran generals and old soldiers”. It is used to mean “Experienced generals and veteran soldiers”.
What is the Chinese definition of 宿将旧卒?
宿将：有丰富经验的老将。指有丰富经验的将领和士兵