cavalrymen

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n. 装甲兵; (尤指)骑兵
cavalryman的复数

骑兵
A cavalryman is a soldier who is in the cavalry, especially one who rides a horse.

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In the days of yore it was usual for cavalrymen to wear suits of armour.
昔时，骑士通常身穿一整套盔甲。
Even the entering of President Singe was very unique. He came into the stadium by an open car escorted by a group of cavalrymen in red.
连辛格总统进入体育场都很别致，他是乘坐着敞篷汽车在一队红衣骑兵的护卫下进场的。
These cavalrymen, armed with lances, have a devastating charge, which is especially effective against enemy line infantry.
这些手持骑枪的骑兵能够对线列步兵发动毁灭性的冲锋。
She had no room in her mind for any picture save that of Ashley, lying at the feet of Yankee cavalrymen, his fair hair dappled with blood.
她脑子里顾不上想别的，只有艾希礼的形像，他躺在北方佬骑兵的脚下，他那漂亮的头发沾满了血。
Abraham ordered to southern Canaan with an elite corps of cavalrymen.
亚伯拉罕命令迦南南部集结一支精英的骑兵军队。
During the period of the North dynasty, the tactics for the infantrymen defeating the cavalrymen became more mature, which was regarded as good for the military reforms by the North Wei and.
在北朝，步兵战胜骑兵的战术也在不断成熟，为西魏北周的军事变革所汲取。