Definition of expeditionary in English:

expeditionary

adjectiveɛkspɪˈdɪʃ(ə)n(ə)riˌɛkspəˈdɪʃəˌnɛri

attributive Of or forming an expedition, especially a military expedition.
远征的；探险的；考察的
an expeditionary force
远征军。
Example sentencesExamples
- The expeditionary Army will be no different from the wartime and peacetime armies that preceded it.
- In 1900 he served on the staff of the expeditionary force sent there to crush the Boxer rebellion, thus attracting the notice of the kaiser.
- We must remember that the Army will always fight in a joint and expeditionary context.
- As the Air Force has become more expeditionary, the focus on fitness has increased.
- Its stated purpose is to improve current and future expeditionary warfare capabilities.
- Timely supply routes and methods can be activated and tested in advance of the deployment of expeditionary forces.
- Arguably, this war was the first use of effects-based operations by an expeditionary force.
- One such vessel was tested at a Marine Corps expeditionary division.
- As Chief of Staff of the Army, the General has said, the Army needs an expeditionary mindset.
- Soldiers and civilians in this vast theater have a firm appreciation for what it takes to have an expeditionary mind-set.
- Much has been written over the past few years about how the Army must transform to become a joint and expeditionary force.
- An enemy will try to exploit this advantage to deny access to our air and space expeditionary task forces.
- The Army must develop joint and expeditionary views, to transition to combat faster.
- The Air Force is an expeditionary service, so its security forces should be equally expeditionary.
- As a result, much of the Army was expeditionary during the Cold War.
- It better complements the expeditionary nature of the Corps' current warfighting concepts.
- As a Joint or Coalition expeditionary force, interoperability is not an option.
- That will be the dangerous business of Army rangers, Marine expeditionary units, and other special forces.
- The whole population feared a new war, but an engineer led a mutiny in the fleet and the expeditionary force was called home.
- The Army should certainly be an effective participant in expeditionary operations.

Definition of expeditionary in US English:

expeditionary

adjectiveˌekspəˈdiSHəˌnerēˌɛkspəˈdɪʃəˌnɛri

attributive Of or forming an expedition, especially a military expedition.
远征的；探险的；考察的
an expeditionary force
远征军。
Example sentencesExamples
- An enemy will try to exploit this advantage to deny access to our air and space expeditionary task forces.
- As the Air Force has become more expeditionary, the focus on fitness has increased.
- That will be the dangerous business of Army rangers, Marine expeditionary units, and other special forces.
- Much has been written over the past few years about how the Army must transform to become a joint and expeditionary force.
- The Air Force is an expeditionary service, so its security forces should be equally expeditionary.
- As a result, much of the Army was expeditionary during the Cold War.
- The expeditionary Army will be no different from the wartime and peacetime armies that preceded it.
- Soldiers and civilians in this vast theater have a firm appreciation for what it takes to have an expeditionary mind-set.
- As Chief of Staff of the Army, the General has said, the Army needs an expeditionary mindset.
- In 1900 he served on the staff of the expeditionary force sent there to crush the Boxer rebellion, thus attracting the notice of the kaiser.
- One such vessel was tested at a Marine Corps expeditionary division.
- The Army should certainly be an effective participant in expeditionary operations.
- Arguably, this war was the first use of effects-based operations by an expeditionary force.
- Its stated purpose is to improve current and future expeditionary warfare capabilities.
- As a Joint or Coalition expeditionary force, interoperability is not an option.
- It better complements the expeditionary nature of the Corps' current warfighting concepts.
- The whole population feared a new war, but an engineer led a mutiny in the fleet and the expeditionary force was called home.
- We must remember that the Army will always fight in a joint and expeditionary context.
- The Army must develop joint and expeditionary views, to transition to combat faster.
- Timely supply routes and methods can be activated and tested in advance of the deployment of expeditionary forces.

词汇	expeditionary
释义	Definition of expeditionary in English: expeditionary adjectiveɛkspɪˈdɪʃ(ə)n(ə)riˌɛkspəˈdɪʃəˌnɛri attributive Of or forming an expedition, especially a military expedition. 远征的；探险的；考察的 an expeditionary force 远征军。 Example sentencesExamples The expeditionary Army will be no different from the wartime and peacetime armies that preceded it. In 1900 he served on the staff of the expeditionary force sent there to crush the Boxer rebellion, thus attracting the notice of the kaiser. We must remember that the Army will always fight in a joint and expeditionary context. As the Air Force has become more expeditionary, the focus on fitness has increased. Its stated purpose is to improve current and future expeditionary warfare capabilities. Timely supply routes and methods can be activated and tested in advance of the deployment of expeditionary forces. Arguably, this war was the first use of effects-based operations by an expeditionary force. One such vessel was tested at a Marine Corps expeditionary division. As Chief of Staff of the Army, the General has said, the Army needs an expeditionary mindset. Soldiers and civilians in this vast theater have a firm appreciation for what it takes to have an expeditionary mind-set. Much has been written over the past few years about how the Army must transform to become a joint and expeditionary force. An enemy will try to exploit this advantage to deny access to our air and space expeditionary task forces. The Army must develop joint and expeditionary views, to transition to combat faster. The Air Force is an expeditionary service, so its security forces should be equally expeditionary. As a result, much of the Army was expeditionary during the Cold War. It better complements the expeditionary nature of the Corps' current warfighting concepts. As a Joint or Coalition expeditionary force, interoperability is not an option. That will be the dangerous business of Army rangers, Marine expeditionary units, and other special forces. The whole population feared a new war, but an engineer led a mutiny in the fleet and the expeditionary force was called home. The Army should certainly be an effective participant in expeditionary operations. Definition of expeditionary in US English: expeditionary adjectiveˌekspəˈdiSHəˌnerēˌɛkspəˈdɪʃəˌnɛri attributive Of or forming an expedition, especially a military expedition. 远征的；探险的；考察的 an expeditionary force 远征军。 Example sentencesExamples An enemy will try to exploit this advantage to deny access to our air and space expeditionary task forces. As the Air Force has become more expeditionary, the focus on fitness has increased. That will be the dangerous business of Army rangers, Marine expeditionary units, and other special forces. Much has been written over the past few years about how the Army must transform to become a joint and expeditionary force. The Air Force is an expeditionary service, so its security forces should be equally expeditionary. As a result, much of the Army was expeditionary during the Cold War. The expeditionary Army will be no different from the wartime and peacetime armies that preceded it. Soldiers and civilians in this vast theater have a firm appreciation for what it takes to have an expeditionary mind-set. As Chief of Staff of the Army, the General has said, the Army needs an expeditionary mindset. In 1900 he served on the staff of the expeditionary force sent there to crush the Boxer rebellion, thus attracting the notice of the kaiser. One such vessel was tested at a Marine Corps expeditionary division. The Army should certainly be an effective participant in expeditionary operations. Arguably, this war was the first use of effects-based operations by an expeditionary force. Its stated purpose is to improve current and future expeditionary warfare capabilities. As a Joint or Coalition expeditionary force, interoperability is not an option. It better complements the expeditionary nature of the Corps' current warfighting concepts. The whole population feared a new war, but an engineer led a mutiny in the fleet and the expeditionary force was called home. We must remember that the Army will always fight in a joint and expeditionary context. The Army must develop joint and expeditionary views, to transition to combat faster. Timely supply routes and methods can be activated and tested in advance of the deployment of expeditionary forces.
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