military headquarters
英 [ˈmɪlətri ˌhedˈkwɔːtəz]
美 [ˈmɪləteri ˈhedkwɔːrtərz]
网络 军部
英英释义
noun
- the military installation from which a commander performs the functions of command
- the general's headquarters were a couple of large tents
双语例句
- A military unit consisting of a commander and the headquarters staff. That officer must be removed form his position.
由一个指挥官或司令官以及全体职员组成的一个军事单位。那位军官必须革职。 - Germany's military will reduce its troop strength and get a new central headquarters as part of its biggest reform since the end of World War II, Defense Minister Rudolf Scharping said Wednesday.
德国国防部长夏平周三表示，德国军方将会减少军力并争取成立一个新的中央总部，这些行动是该国自二次世界大战结束以来最大规模军事改革的一部份。 - She "remains to be convinced" that the EU needs its own military headquarters.
而她“仍然相信”欧盟需要有自己的军事总部。 - A military area away from headquarters.
远离总部的军事基地。 - She recounted how German military police had set up their local headquarters at Altun, an estate abandoned by its aristocratic owners in the 1917 revolution.
她讲述了德国宪兵如何在Altun1917年革命期间被贵族主人抛弃的庄园设立他们的地方总部。 - The optical fiber sensing technique has been getting highly concerned by many governments and military headquarters, because of its special advantages and functions.
光纤传感技术以其独特的优点和功能，引起了各国政府和军方的高度重视。 - They required the Japanese military headquarters, via Utsunomiya Taro for the possibility of organizing a new government and military help.
通过宇都宫太郎向日本参谋本部征求对组织新政府及提供军事帮助之可能。 - Being the military orders department of the Beijing Government, Military headquarters was a sign of the President's commanding the army.
参谋本部是北京政府的军令部门，是大总统军事统率权的具体体现。 - Japanese Gendarmerie, who were supposed to be military police but who were in fact all powerful, had been using the "Red Building" of Beijing University as their headquarters and detention house.
日本宪兵，原来就是军队警察，实际上他们拥有至高无上的权威，他们占据了北京大学的红楼作为他们的司令部和拘留所。 - A building for storing arms and military equipment, especially one serving as headquarters for military reserve personnel.
军事建筑存放武器和军事装备的大楼，尤指作为预备役人员司令部的建筑。