The army made inroads into the neighboring country.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The army made inroads into the neighboring country.

The army made a triumphant entry into the city.

land troops in Northern Ireland

There is [They have] conscription in that country.

an occupation army

The commanding officer led his army into enemy territory.

The country has an army nearly 60,000 strong.

The country armed against the invasion of the neighboring countries.

Troops were hurried to the war zone.

a military action in which besieged troops burst forth from their position

an agreed area where military supplies are dropped to ground troops

The army has advanced to the river.

The parade is meant to show off the military might of this country.

The zone was policed by United Nations forces.

The armed forces occupied the entire territory.

U.N. troops landed in Saudi Arabia.

The troops maintained their ground.

The army had the revolt well in hand.

The army quelled the rebellion.

Nobunaga's troops went to Kyoto pulverizing all opposition.

The United Nations forces interposed between the two armies.

American troops were stationed on Japanese soil

The field artillery pounded away at the fortress.

The troops landed in Greece.

an allied force composed of two or more nation's armies

an army established in various provinces under the ancient Japanese political system of {'Ritsuryosei'}

The U.S. committed five divisions to the battle.

The army surrendered its arsenal to the enemy.

The defeated army retreated from the country.

Militarism has disappeared off the face of the earth.