常备军 Pronunciation and Pinyin
常备军 Usage and Examples
standing army
regular army
Israel has a relatively small standing army and its strength is based on its reserves.
Not until the war France in 1697 did William III persuade Parliament to create a professional standing army, and Parliaments price for doing so was to keep the army under tight legislative control.
The characters in 常备军
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 常
- cháng常shì事common occurrence, usual thing
- cháng常rén人ordinary person, common person
- cháng常yǐ以often by, often with
- cháng常huì会Often, Frequently
- cháng常huì会yù遇dào到often encounter, frequently encounter
- cháng常bàn伴zuǒ左yòu右always by your side, ever-present
- cháng常qù去frequent, often go
- cháng常kě可Often possible, Usually permissible
- cháng常kě可jiàn见dào到often seen, commonly found
- cháng常zài在always present, often present
- cháng常bèi备In stock, Always available
- cháng常bèi备zhe着kept ready, on hand
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What does 常备军 mean in Chinese?
常备军 (cháng bèi jūn) means “standing army, regular army”.
How do you pronounce 常备军?
常备军 is pronounced cháng bèi jūn in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “standing army” in Chinese?
“standing army” is 常备军 (cháng bèi jūn) in Chinese.
How is 常备军 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 常备军, each with pinyin and an English translation.