英语释义

• a soldier mounted on horseback;

  "a cavalryman always takes good care of his mount"

• a soldier in a motorized army unit

片语

trooper(Trooper)人名；(英)特鲁珀

horse(Horse)人名；(瑞典)霍尔瑟

英汉例句

• when cavalry and infantry engage in battle, one cavalryman is equivalent to how many infantrymen?

  用骑兵与步兵战斗，一名骑兵相当于几名步兵？

• militarily, the constant fight impelled the transition from feudal knight's system of military service to the agreement, the cavalryman to the infantry.

  军事上，不断的征战促使封建骑士兵役制向契约制，骑兵制向步兵制的转变；

• dragoon:(1501~2000)in late 16th-century europe, a mounted soldier who fought as a light cavalryman on attack and as a dismounted infantryman on defense.

  龙骑兵：（1501～2000）在16世纪后期的欧洲，进攻时骑马作战，防御时下马成为普通步兵的一种骑兵。

• although such situation gave advantage to the heavy cavalryman he rarely used it. there were two reasons for this.

  骑在马上直剑进行沖杀对于重骑兵而言易如反掌，可以他们很少这样做，两个原因。

• thus when chariots and cavalry are not engaged in battle with the enemy, one cavalryman is not able to equal one foot soldier.

  因此车骑使用不恰当，在战斗中一名骑兵还不能抵挡一名步兵。

• tuareg cavalryman seldom reveals his face, even to a blood brother.

  阿 雷格人，很少有人能看到他的脸，甚至是亲兄弟。

• he was a good cavalryman and swordsman in the u. s. a. army.

  他在美军中是个好骑兵和剑手。

• the marathon is a stretch of plain, so especially suitable for a persian cavalryman and fight.

  马拉松是一片平原，因此特别适合波斯骑兵作战。

相似词

knight骑士，武士；爵士