暗哨 (an shao): translation, meaning, pronunciation, examples

By ricky | November 30, 2017

暗哨 (Chinese PinYin: [àn shào]; traditional Chinese: 暗哨) may mean: (1) noun. Secret lookout post; (2) noun. Secret guard post; (3) noun. A Chinese drama. It can be used in formal and informal Mandarin Chinese. Some common phrases and expressions are: 一个暗哨 (a secret lookout post), 设暗哨 (establish a secret lookout post), 发现暗哨 (discover a secret guard post).

Literally: 暗 (hidden) + 哨 (sentry)

1. How to pronounce 暗哨?

Chinese Pinyin: [àn shào]

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2. Synonyms And Antonyms of 暗哨

Synonyms: 隐秘岗哨,

Antonyms: 明岗,

3. What are the fixed expression, collocation and idioms that contains 暗哨

Fixed expression: N/A

Collocation: 一个暗哨 (a secret lookout post), 设暗哨 (establish a secret lookout post), 发现暗哨 (discover a secret guard post),

Idioms: N/A

Terminologies: N/A

4. How to use 暗哨 in a sentence?

Below are some example sentences and quotes containing 暗哨.

4.1 部队试图在难民营里设一个暗哨。

Translation: Troops tried to set up a secret lookout post inside a refugee camp.

4.2 一天,他从他的暗哨望见约有30个野人围着火堆跳舞,令人厌恶。

Translation: One day, from his lookout post, he sees about thirty savages dancing obscenely before a fire.

4.3 第一、不宜进入棚屋、暗哨等低矮建筑物。

Translation: First, should not enter the shed, the secret guard post, and other low-rise buildings.

4.4 苏联解体后,这个暗哨被移到了无名烈士墓旁。

Translation: After the disintegration of the Soviet Union, the secret guard post was moved to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier beside.

4.5 这个地方不太安全,因此他们设暗哨于此。

Translation: This place was not very safe, so they set up a secret guard post here.

4.6 回去暗哨和他们联系上吧.

Translation: Go back to the secret guard post and get in contact with them.

4.7 谁有权利在这里设置暗哨?

Translation: Who has the power to establish a secret guard post here?

4.8 暗哨被发现后就是一个脆弱的目标.

Translation: A secret guard post is a vulnerable target once exposed.

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Category: Standard Chinese Words And Expressions

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