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foot soldier

/ˈfʊt ˌsəʊldʒər/

翻译: 步行作战的士兵,通常隶属步兵部队;也比喻组织中从事基层工作、默默承担重要任务的普通成员,不担任领导职务。

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/ˈfʊt ˌsəʊldʒər/B2formal
  • zh步行作战的士兵,通常隶属步兵部队;也比喻组织中从事基层工作、默默承担重要任务的普通成员,不担任领导职务。

A soldier who fights on foot, typically part of an infantry unit; also used metaphorically to describe a low-level, hardworking member of an organization or movement who carries out essential tasks without holding a leadership position.

  1. Military infantryB1formal

    A soldier who fights on foot, as opposed to a cavalry or tank soldier.

    zh步兵

    • The foot soldiers marched for miles through the forest.
    • In ancient battles, foot soldiers formed the main line of defense.
    • The general praised the bravery of his foot soldiers.
  2. Low-level worker or supporterB2informal

    A person who does the basic, often unglamorous work in an organization or campaign.

    zh基层员工

    • She started as a foot soldier in the marketing department.
    • The political campaign relied on foot soldiers to knock on doors.
    • Every successful company needs dedicated foot soldiers.
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