1) To desptch troops and send generals
派兵遣将
2) dispatch
[英][dɪ'spætʃ] [美][dɪ'spætʃ]
派遣
1.
To dispatch medical detachments to join the medical support guarantee for United Nations Peacekeeping Operations is an important symbol that our country is increasingly involved in the international affairs and is enjoying an increasingly elevated international status.
派遣医疗分队参加国际维和行动的卫勤保障,是我国越来越多地参与国际事务,国际地位日益提高的重要标志。
2.
In order to meet the large-scale economic development in the near future, from 1951 until 1965, China dispatched a great number of youth scholars and cadres to study and practice in the Soviet Union.
为了适应即将展开的大规模经济建设的需要,从1951年开始直至1965年,新中国派遣了大量青年学子和国家干部赴苏联进行留学和实习。
3) despatch
[英][dis'pætʃ] [美][dɪ'spætʃ]
派遣
1.
The despatch of Taiwan patrolling inspectors was one of the important measures of Taiwan policy adopted hy the Qing Dynasty, and the system remained in place for more than sixty years.
派遣御史巡察台湾是清代治台政策中的一项重要措施,这一制度共实行了60多年。
4) appointing generals
将兵
5) Datail off
特派，派遣
6) KMT disarmament
裁兵编遣
1.
The reason which caused the fail of KMT disarmament had kinds of reasons.
导致国民党政府裁兵编遣失败的原因是多方面的,既有国民党内部矛盾的冲突,也有财政经济的因素,既有被裁官兵安置上的困难,也有外患的紧逼。
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