我は官軍 我が敵は 天地容れざる 朝敵ぞの英語

I regard my enemy as a benefactor.

The Japanese defeated the enemy at every battle.

The troops waver―falter―begin to give way.

to throw oneself on the mercy of the enemy―throw oneself on the generosity of the enemy

The enemy has been shelling us all day

We have numerical strength over the enemy.

troops in hiding for a surprise attack

We must fight a vast army―a mighty host.

The enemy defended themselves against our attacks in reliance on his advantageous position.

The enemy were afraid of falling in with the Japanese.

Art thou not my foeman, ho!

They betook themselves to a mountain-fastness to defend themselves against the enemy.

The enemy asked for an armistice during the parley.

The garrison defended the castle against the advancing enemy―the oncoming enemy―the surging enemy.

We are determined to fight till enemy sues for peace.

to cross the enemy's T

troops that are ready to ambush the enemy

an act of deceiving the enemy to create dissensions in their camp at the sacrifice of oneself

the demonization of our enemies

We should be playing the enemy's game―playing into the enemy's hands.

The enemy are in full retreat.

our defeat of the enemy

Your country's bitter foe,

The men were frightened by the superior numbers of the enemy.

Friend and foe mingled pell-mell―It was a mixed fight―a mêlée.

A foolish general will play into the enemy's hands.

They betook themselves to a mountain-fastness to defend themselves against the enemy.

The enemy entered the deserted town.

Fear not a great enemy, nor despise small one.

a formidable enemy