Phrase
military campaign
战役
a series of military operations planned to achieve a particular objective
- 1.
several related operations aimed at achieving a particular goal (usually within geographical and temporal constraints)
旨在实现特定目标的若干相关行动(通常在地理和时间上有约束)
旨在实现特定目标的若干相关行动(通常在地理和时间上有约束)
In use
Historians still study the military campaign that ended the war.
The young officer wrote a detailed report about the military campaign.
Our unit joined the military campaign in the mountains last winter.
launch a military campaign
常与launch搭配，表示开始一场战役。
The army launched a military campaign to capture the city.
军队发动了一场战役来夺取这座城市。
military campaign against [target]
They planned a military campaign against the rebel forces.
他们计划了一场针对叛军的军事行动。
conduct a military campaign
The general conducted a successful military campaign.
将军指挥了一场成功的战役。
military campaign in [place]
The military campaign in the desert lasted for months.
沙漠中的军事行动持续了数月。
Common mistakes
The army made a military campaign.The army conducted a military campaign.
动词搭配错误：'make' 含义过于宽泛，与 'military campaign' 搭配不自然。应使用 'conduct'、'launch' 或 'wage' 等特定动词。
He participated to the military campaign.He participated in the military campaign.
介词搭配错误：'participate' 后应用介词 'in'，而不是 'to'。这是直译中文'参与…到'导致的常见错误。
Connections
Dictionary facts from ECDICT.