Chinese words containing 兵 (bīng)

36 words.

• 孙(sūn)子(zǐ)兵(bīng)法(fǎ) “Art of War”, one of the Seven Military Classics of ancient China 武经七书 wǔjīngqīshū, written by Sun Tzu 孙子 sūnzǐ
• 阅(yuè)兵(bīng)式(shì) military parade
• 服(fú)兵(bīng)役(yì) to serve in the army
• 按(àn)兵(bīng)不(bù)动(dòng) to bide one's time
• 调(diào)兵(bīng)遣(qiǎn)将(jiàng) to deploy an army
• 冷(lěng)兵(bīng)器(qì) weapon not using gunpowder or explosives
• 缓(huǎn)兵(bīng)之(zhī)计(jì) delaying tactics
• 招(zhāo)兵(bīng)买(mǎi)马(mǎ) lit. to recruit soldiers and buy horses
• 短(duǎn)兵(bīng)相(xiāng)接(jiē) fierce hand-to-hand infantry combat
• 新(xīn)疆(jiāng)生(shēng)产(chǎn)建(jiàn)设(shè)兵(bīng)团(tuán) Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, also known as XPCC or Bingtuan ("the Corps"), a state-owned economic and paramilitary organization in China's Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region
• 宪(xiàn)兵(bīng)队(duì) military police corps
• 用(yòng)兵(bīng)如(rú)神(shén) to lead military operations with extraordinary skill
• 散(sǎn)兵(bīng)游(yóu)勇(yǒng) lit. straggling and disbanded soldiers
• 残(cán)兵(bīng)败(bài)将(jiàng) scattered remnants
• 穷(qióng)兵(bīng)黩(dú)武(wǔ) to engage in wars of aggression at will
• 虾(xiā)兵(bīng)蟹(xiè)将(jiàng) shrimp soldiers and crab generals
• 天(tiān)兵(bīng)天(tiān)将(jiàng) celestial troops and generals
• 哀(āi)兵(bīng)必(bì)胜(shèng) an army burning with righteous indignation is bound to win
• 杯(bēi)酒(jiǔ)释(shì)兵(bīng)权(quán) to dismiss military hierarchy using wine cups
• 骄(jiāo)兵(bīng)必(bì)败(bài) lit. an arrogant army is bound to lose
• 国(guó)富(fù)兵(bīng)强(qiáng) prosperous country with military might
• 拥(yōng)兵(bīng)自(zì)重(zhòng) to assemble one's personal army, thereby presenting a challenge to the central government
• 散(sǎn)兵(bīng)坑(kēng) foxhole
• 案(àn)兵(bīng)束(shù)甲(jiǎ) to relax from fighting
• 调(diào)兵(bīng)山(shān)市(shì) Diaobingshan, a county-level city in Tieling City 铁岭市 tiělǐngshì, Liaoning
• 阿(ā)兵(bīng)哥(gē) soldier boy
• 亡(wáng)兵(bīng)纪(jì)念(niàn)日(rì) Memorial Day
• 先(xiān)兵(bīng)后(hòu)礼(lǐ) opposite of 先礼后兵 xiānlǐhòubīng
• 分(fēn)巡(xún)兵(bīng)备(bèi)道(dào) provincial surveillance and defense commission
• 太(tài)公(gōng)兵(bīng)法(fǎ) alternative name for 六韬 liùtāo, one of the Seven Military Classics of ancient China
• 好(hǎo)兵(bīng)帅(shuài)克(kè) The Good Soldier Švejk (Schweik), satirical novel by Czech author Jaroslav Hašek
• 孙(sūn)膑(bìn)兵(bīng)法(fǎ) Sun Bin's "The Art of War"
• 拯(zhěng)救(jiù)大(dà)兵(bīng)瑞(ruì)恩(ēn) Saving Private Ryan
• 新(xīn)兵(bīng)蛋(dàn)子(zi) (military) raw recruit
• 热(rè)兵(bīng)器(qì) weapon using gunpowder or explosives
• 陈(chén)桥(qiáo)兵(bīng)变(biàn) the military revolt of 960 that led Zhao Kuangyin 赵匡胤 to found the Song dynasty

36 words.

• 孫(sūn)子(zǐ)兵(bīng)法(fǎ) “Art of War”, one of the Seven Military Classics of ancient China 武经七书 wǔjīngqīshū, written by Sun Tzu 孙子 sūnzǐ
• 閱(yuè)兵(bīng)式(shì) military parade
• 服(fú)兵(bīng)役(yì) to serve in the army
• 按(àn)兵(bīng)不(bù)動(dòng) to bide one's time
• 調(diào)兵(bīng)遣(qiǎn)將(jiàng) to deploy an army
• 冷(lěng)兵(bīng)器(qì) weapon not using gunpowder or explosives
• 緩(huǎn)兵(bīng)之(zhī)計(jì) delaying tactics
• 招(zhāo)兵(bīng)買(mǎi)馬(mǎ) lit. to recruit soldiers and buy horses
• 短(duǎn)兵(bīng)相(xiāng)接(jiē) fierce hand-to-hand infantry combat
• 新(xīn)疆(jiāng)生(shēng)產(chǎn)建(jiàn)設(shè)兵(bīng)團(tuán) Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, also known as XPCC or Bingtuan ("the Corps"), a state-owned economic and paramilitary organization in China's Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region
• 憲(xiàn)兵(bīng)隊(duì) military police corps
• 用(yòng)兵(bīng)如(rú)神(shén) to lead military operations with extraordinary skill
• 散(sǎn)兵(bīng)遊(yóu)勇(yǒng) lit. straggling and disbanded soldiers
• 殘(cán)兵(bīng)敗(bài)將(jiàng) scattered remnants
• 窮(qióng)兵(bīng)黷(dú)武(wǔ) to engage in wars of aggression at will
• 蝦(xiā)兵(bīng)蟹(xiè)將(jiàng) shrimp soldiers and crab generals
• 天(tiān)兵(bīng)天(tiān)將(jiàng) celestial troops and generals
• 哀(āi)兵(bīng)必(bì)勝(shèng) an army burning with righteous indignation is bound to win
• 杯(bēi)酒(jiǔ)釋(shì)兵(bīng)權(quán) to dismiss military hierarchy using wine cups
• 驕(jiāo)兵(bīng)必(bì)敗(bài) lit. an arrogant army is bound to lose
• 國(guó)富(fù)兵(bīng)強(qiáng) prosperous country with military might
• 擁(yōng)兵(bīng)自(zì)重(zhòng) to assemble one's personal army, thereby presenting a challenge to the central government
• 散(sǎn)兵(bīng)坑(kēng) foxhole
• 案(àn)兵(bīng)束(shù)甲(jiǎ) to relax from fighting
• 調(diào)兵(bīng)山(shān)市(shì) Diaobingshan, a county-level city in Tieling City 铁岭市 tiělǐngshì, Liaoning
• 阿(ā)兵(bīng)哥(gē) soldier boy
• 亡(wáng)兵(bīng)紀(jì)念(niàn)日(rì) Memorial Day
• 先(xiān)兵(bīng)後(hòu)禮(lǐ) opposite of 先礼后兵 xiānlǐhòubīng
• 分(fēn)巡(xún)兵(bīng)備(bèi)道(dào) provincial surveillance and defense commission
• 太(tài)公(gōng)兵(bīng)法(fǎ) alternative name for 六韬 liùtāo, one of the Seven Military Classics of ancient China
• 好(hǎo)兵(bīng)帥(shuài)克(kè) The Good Soldier Švejk (Schweik), satirical novel by Czech author Jaroslav Hašek
• 孫(sūn)臏(bìn)兵(bīng)法(fǎ) Sun Bin's "The Art of War"
• 拯(zhěng)救(jiù)大(dà)兵(bīng)瑞(ruì)恩(ēn) Saving Private Ryan
• 新(xīn)兵(bīng)蛋(dàn)子(zi) (military) raw recruit
• 熱(rè)兵(bīng)器(qì) weapon using gunpowder or explosives
• 陳(chén)橋(qiáo)兵(bīng)變(biàn) the military revolt of 960 that led Zhao Kuangyin 赵匡胤 to found the Song dynasty