They abandoned the hill to enemy forces.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

They abandoned the hill to enemy forces.

They surrendered the fortress to the enemy.

They fought entrenched in the fortress.

They yielded (up) their fort to the enemy.

The enemy retreated from the field to the hill.

They abandoned the hill to enemy forces.

They assailed the fortress.

They yielded the town to the enemy.

They abandoned the fort to the enemy.

The soldiers rushed the enemy's position.

They were ordered to make a flank attack on the enemy.

The enemy stormed the castle.

They engaged in a desperate [life‐and‐death] battle with the enemy, attempting to seize their position on the hilltop.

The enemy closed in on us in vast numbers.

carry [take] an enemy position by assault

They infiltrated men into enemy territory.

They replied to the enemy's attack with heavy gunfire.

The land and air forces united in the attack on the enemy forces.

the threat to attack a fortress

The enemy troops closed in on the city.

The enemy anticipated our move.

A large number of troops were sent to contain the enemy's advance.

The fortress was highly vulnerable to attacks from the sky.

Troops were hurried to the war zone.

Reinforcements came and raised the siege on the fort.

The city fell to the enemy [under the assault].

A large enemy force advanced steadily on the castle.

The army surrendered its arsenal to the enemy.

The soldiers were ready to run away, terrified by the enemy's attack.

The enemy was [were] driven back.