soldiering

英 [ˈsəʊldʒərɪŋ]

美 [ˈsoʊldʒərɪŋ]

n.  军旅生活; 行伍生涯; 当兵
v.  当兵; 磨洋工; 坚持干; 假称害病
soldier的现在分词

现在分词：soldiering　

COCA.44847

牛津词典

noun

• 军旅生活；行伍生涯；当兵
  the life or activity of being a soldier

柯林斯词典

• 士兵;战士;军人
  Asoldieris a person who works in an army, especially a person who is not an officer.

英英释义

noun

• the evasion of work or duty
  Synonym:shirkingslackinggoofing offgoldbricking
• skills that are required for the life of soldier
  Synonym:soldiership

双语例句

• He watched the Salvation Army attempt to feed the poor. The relief workers kept soldiering on.
  他坐视救世军去救济穷人。救援人员不屈不挠地继续工作。
• Faced with the dilemma, he opted for soldiering on.
  面临着进退两难的困境，他决定顽强地坚持下去。
• The relief workers kept soldiering on.
  救援人员不屈不挠地继续工作。
• You think soldiering anybody s job?
  你以为当兵打仗谁都干得了吗？
• Not very strong, that hope, if you went soldiering!
  如果你去当兵，这点希望就不存在了！
• Would all this be better than soldiering on?
  所有这些都比继续坚持下去更好吗？
• He is taken to task for soldiering on the job.
  他因磨洋工而受到斥责。
• Army green, Stanton felt, complemented the U.S. desire to project the most professional soldiering image toward its Cold War adversaries.
  斯坦顿感觉，军绿色帮助美国向冷战对手塑造出最职业的士兵形象。
• His regular engagement ends soon, but he's thinking of soldiering on.
  他的定期兵役就要结束了，但他还想继续当兵。
• This feat Joan, with no knowledge of soldiering at all, achieved in 9 days, where experienced soldiers had failed.
  对这一任务有经验的军人们未能完成，而毫无军事知识的乔恩只用了九天时间就大功告成。