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to cover the retreat
They set off, two men out in front as scouts, two behind in case of any attack from the rear.
Bringing up the rear, the place of greatest danger, comes Tiger Lily, proudly erect, a princess in her own right.

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Open the tool →殿后 (diàn hòu) means “to bring up the rear, to cover the retreat”.
殿后 is pronounced diàn hòu in Mandarin Chinese.
“to bring up the rear” is 殿后 (diàn hòu) in Chinese.
This page has 2 example sentences using 殿后, each with pinyin and an English translation.