1.
Where drums beat, laws are silent.
战鼓一响，法律无声。
2.
In the middle of the night the drums suddenly beat to arms.
半夜里突然战鼓鸣，传令准备战斗。
3.
We hear the sound of preparation-the music of boisterous drums...
我们听到了一片战备声——那激昂的战鼓…
4.
The Redcoats'drums were beating a retreat.
英国兵战鼓齐鸣，传令收兵。
5.
The war news is becoming glorious.
战事新闻变得令人鼓舞。
6.
Their captain's example incited the men to fight bravely.
指挥官的楷模鼓舞士兵们勇敢作战。
7.
They preach peace while prepare for war.
他们一方面鼓吹和平，一方面准备战争。
8.
I feel a new challenge would be stimulating and exciting.
我想新的挑战可能会令人鼓舞与兴奋。
9.
The existence of the Soviet Union in particular encourages China in her War of Resistance.
特别是苏联的存在，鼓舞了中国的抗战。
10.
The Dictator preached war as a means of strengthening the country.
独裁者鼓吹战争是强国的一种手段。
11.
Leonard Wood:the Advocator of Arms Expansion for a Future War
美国扩军备战的鼓吹者——伦纳德·伍德
12.
Beifeng·Drumming:War-Weariness and Human Nature Combined
《邶风·击鼓》:厌战与人性的二重奏
13.
One who advocates or attempts to stir up war.
好战份子大肆宣传或欲鼓动起战争的人
14.
The soldiers took heart from their leader's words and went on to win the battle.
战士们在领导的鼓励下继续作战而取得胜利。
15.
In night-fighting, then, make much use of signal-fires and drums, and in fighting by day, of flags and banners, as a means of influencing the ears and eyes of your army.
故夜战多金鼓，昼战多旌旗，所以变人之耳目也。
16.
From Advocating Democracy to Advocating War the Evolution of Sun Ke s Political Attitude in 1940 s;
从鼓吹民主到鼓吹战争——20世纪40年代孙科政治态度的演变
17.
Everyone got up and applauded when the combat heroes entered the conference hall.
当战斗英雄们时入会议大厅时，全体起立鼓掌。
18.
As Ms Andreas says,“ The drums are beating.
正如安德列夫人所言“战斗的鼓点已经敲响”。