残兵败将 — “The remnants of a defeated army”
残兵败将 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the remnants of a defeated army”. Defeated soldiers and generals; a routed force. Literally, “remnant soldiers and defeated generals”.
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残兵败将 Pronunciation and Pinyin
- 残cán
- 兵bīng
- 败bài
- 将jiàng
残兵败将 Character Breakdown
Example Sentence with 残兵败将
经过一夜激战，敌军已成残兵败将，无力再战。
After a night of fierce fighting, the enemy forces were reduced to a routed force, unable to fight any longer.
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More idioms starting with 残
- cán残sī丝duàn断hún魂on the verge of death
- cán残bīng兵bài败zú卒remnants of a defeated army
- cán残dōng冬là腊yuè月depths of winter
- cán残guī圭duàn断bì璧valuable fragments
- cán残yuán垣duàn断bì壁dilapidated ruins
- cán残shān山shèng剩shuǐ水remnants of a devastated landscape
- cán残nián年yú余lì力remaining years and declining strength
- cán残nián年mù暮jǐng景one's declining years
- cán残rěn忍bù不rén仁cruel and inhumane
- cán残bào暴bù不rén仁cruel and inhumane
- cán残bēi杯lěng冷zhì炙leftover food or humiliating charity
Questions about 残兵败将
- What does 残兵败将 mean?
- 残兵败将 (cán bīng bài jiàng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the remnants of a defeated army”.
- How do you pronounce 残兵败将?
- 残兵败将 is pronounced cán bīng bài jiàng in Mandarin Chinese.
- What does 残兵败将 literally mean?
- Literally, 残兵败将 means “remnant soldiers and defeated generals”. It is used to mean “the remnants of a defeated army”.
- What is the Chinese definition of 残兵败将?
- 残余的军队，失败的将领。形容战败的部队。