江戸の敵を長崎で討つの英語

Young People From Nagasaki Appeal for Abolition of Nuclear Weapons

The fugitive has been traced as far as Nagasaki.

Friend and foe mingled pell-mell

Friend and foe mingled pell-mell.

to defeat the enemy in strategy―outgeneral the enemy

to cross the enemy's T

I proceed by water to Nagasaki.

to surrender ［deliver up, give up］ the castle to the enemy

in pre-modern Japan, to attack an enemy's castle

We steered for―headed for―bore up for―Nagasaki.

an atomic bomb victim in Hiroshima and Nagasaki

I went with them so that I could guide them around Nagasaki.

to crow over―exult over―triumph over―one's vanquished enemy

the act of cornering one's enemy during a fight

They took the enemy's general prisoner.

nuclear bombs that were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki

to subjugate an enemy who lives northward

in modern Japan, a town officer of Nagasaki called {'otona'}

a fight in which there is confusion who who is a friend and who is a foe

a mortal enemy

to defeat an enemy

capture the enemy's colors

frustrate an enemy in his attempt

encounter an enemy force

to go forth to meet the enemy

a hostile feeling

to slaughter the enemy―cut up the enemy

to attack the enemy―strike

to fight a battle

contend with the enemy for victory