military headquarters
英 [ˈmɪlətri ˌhedˈkwɔːtəz]
美 [ˈmɪləteri ˈhedkwɔːrtərz]
网络 军部
英英释义
noun
- the military installation from which a commander performs the functions of command
- the general's headquarters were a couple of large tents
双语例句
- She recounted how German military police had set up their local headquarters at Altun, an estate abandoned by its aristocratic owners in the 1917 revolution.
她讲述了德国宪兵如何在Altun1917年革命期间被贵族主人抛弃的庄园设立他们的地方总部。 - She "remains to be convinced" that the EU needs its own military headquarters.
而她“仍然相信”欧盟需要有自己的军事总部。 - Thus, the Military Region headquarters planned for and executed the deployment of two brigades from different group armies outside of the MR borders simultaneously.
因此，总部，军区和执行计划的部署两个旅从不同集团军议员以外的边界的同时进行。 - In normal times, these two communications stations report directly to the Central Military Commission and the PLA General Staff headquarters.
通常情况下，这两个监听站在业务上直接对中央军委和总参负责。 - Military staff stationed at headquarters.
驻扎在司令部的军事人员。 - The protection engineering is underground military headquarters in wartime, it need to be multi-dimensional protection, water protection system is one of the basic guarantees of the protection engineering.
防护工程为我国战时地下军事指挥部，需从多方面进行保障，给水保障是其中的基本保障之一。 - Japanese Gendarmerie, who were supposed to be military police but who were in fact all powerful, had been using the "Red Building" of Beijing University as their headquarters and detention house.
日本宪兵，原来就是军队警察，实际上他们拥有至高无上的权威，他们占据了北京大学的红楼作为他们的司令部和拘留所。 - A military area away from headquarters.
远离总部的军事基地。 - The highest leaders in an organization ( e.g. the commander-in-chief and senior officers of the military). an operation that is assigned by a higher headquarters.
一个组织中的最高领导者（如司令员和高级军官）。由最高领导指派的军事活动。 - A building for storing arms and military equipment, especially one serving as headquarters for military reserve personnel.
军事建筑存放武器和军事装备的大楼，尤指作为预备役人员司令部的建筑。