infantryman
/ˈɪnfəntrimən/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈɪnfəntrimən/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈin-fən-trē-mən/ (ame, mw)
infantryman — 名詞
- infantrymansingular
- infantrymenplural
1. a member of an army unit whose soldiers travel and fight on the ground using sma
步兵
徒步作戰的陸軍士兵
a member of an army unit whose soldiers travel and fight on the ground using small weapons such as rifles, rather than in vehicles, aircraft, or on horseback
The young infantryman carried a heavy backpack through the muddy fields during training.
那位年輕的步兵在訓練時背著沉重的背包穿越泥濘的田野。
adjective + infantryman; troop movement scenario
Minh's uncle served as an infantryman in the national army for over fifteen years.
Minh 的叔叔在國軍中擔任步兵超過十五年。
collocation: serve as + infantryman
The veteran infantryman taught the new recruits how to clean and maintain their rifles.
那位資深步兵教導新兵如何清潔和保養步槍。
During the mountain patrol, each infantryman carried extra water and ammunition for the group.
在山區巡邏時,每名步兵都攜帶額外的水和彈藥供隊伍使用。
- foot soldier
more informal and slightly old-fashioned, but nearly identical in meaning
- rifleman
historically distinct — refers specifically to a soldier armed with a rifle; overlaps with infantryman in modern usage
- grunt
very informal slang for an infantry soldier; connotes low rank and hard physical work
- cavalryman
soldier who fights on horseback or in an armoured vehicle unit
- tanker
soldier who operates a tank (armoured fighting vehicle)
- pilot
member of the air force who flies aircraft
文法句型
adjective + infantryman
serve as + infantryman
用法筆記
Frequently modified by adjectives describing experience level (young, veteran, trained) or role (front-line, regular). 'Infantryman' refers to the individual soldier, not the branch or unit — use 'infantry' for the larger fighting force.