What does war mean?

Pinyin ch zhēng.

The basic definition of going out to fight, in Chinese, is going out to fight.

The origin of the History of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty is 10 1 back: "Those who wait for people should check their local accounts according to their records to see how many people there are, so as to prepare for recruitment."

Take Qing Wu Jingzi's "The Scholars" as an example: Chapter 48: "Since the expedition to Qingfeng City, my younger brother only paid off the compensation because he spent more money to repair the city."

Grammatical word formation is related; Usually used as predicate, attribute and adverbial in sentences.

Synonym war: send troops to fight; Play against an opponent.

Go out and make sentences

1, it is normal for a mediocre and militant person to go out with his head held high and go home with his tail between his legs.

2. The snow in the evening is deeply cut, as if there are countless emotions, and it is as turbulent as sea water, which can drown everything, and there is a sense of nakedness like uncovering the head and tail. Snowflakes are colorful and crystal clear, like soldiers in battle, covered with silver armor, and like pieces of sailing.

When a person goes out for freedom and truth, he should never put on his best clothes and trousers.

Our army must annihilate the enemy in this expedition.

Do you remember what I said to you before I went to war? I hope I can see your smiling face when I come back from the battlefield.