"warriors" Chinese-English Dictionary

Chinese	Pinyin	Part of speech	Translation	Actions
天地英雄	tiān dì yīng xióng		Warriors

Chinese	Pinyin	Part of speech	Translation	Actions
兵马俑兵馬俑	bīng mǎ yǒng		figurines of warriors and horses buried with the dead / Terracotta Army (historic site)	syn
秦军秦軍	qín jūn		the Qin army (model for the terracotta warriors)
翎子	líng zi		peacock feathers on an official's hat displaying his rank (traditional) / pheasant tail feathers on warriors' helmets (opera)
俑坑	yǒng kēng		pit with funerary figures / pit containing terracotta warriors
杨家将楊家將	yáng jiā jiàng		Yang Saga, a popular fiction from the Northern Song, depicting the heroic Yang family 楊業\|杨业 of warriors
熊罴熊羆	xióng pí		fierce fighters / valiant warriors
二桃三士	èr táo sān shì		(idiom) Originally, the expression refers to a stratagem in which two peaches were given to three warriors, causing them to destroy one another.
冠鸡佩猳	guàn jī pèi jiā		(idiom) Refers to the clothing and accoutrements of warriors in ancient times.
勇夫悍卒	yǒng fū hàn zú		(idiom) Brave and fierce warriors and soldiers.
善马熟人善馬熟人	shàn mǎ shú rén		(idiom) Refers to fine horses and warriors skilled and experienced in martial arts.
材士练兵材士練兵	cái shì liàn bīng		(idiom) Brave warriors and elite soldiers. The expression refers to especially capable and battle-ready troops.
熊罴之士熊羆之士	xióng pí zhī shì		(idiom) A metaphor for brave and valiant warriors.
熊罴之师熊羆之師	xióng pí zhī shī		(idiom) A brave and formidable army of warriors.
熊罴之旅熊羆之旅	xióng pí zhī lǚ		(idiom) A military force made up of brave and formidable warriors.
熊罴百万	xióng pí bǎi wàn		(idiom) Hundreds of thousands of brave warriors / describes a large army with many capable commanders, formidable in battle.

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