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Words describing war strategy

1. Idioms describing war strategies: the first set of winning strategies; The second episode, crossing the sea; The third episode AIDS and abets murder; The fourth episode help; The fifth episode of the enemy who robbed in troubled waters; The sixth episode is a diversion; The seventh set of enemy tactics; The seventh episode is unfavorable; The eighth episode is sneaky; The ninth episode watched the fire from the other side of the bank; The eleventh episode hides the knife with a smile; Episode 12 Stealing; The third set of offensive and defensive warfare. Count thirteen, startle the snake, count fourteen, resurrect the corpse, count fifteen, divert the tiger from the mountain, count sixteen, play hard to get, count seventeen, count eighteen, catch the thief and capture the king, count the fourth set of melee, count nineteenth, draw a salary from the bottom, count twentieth, fish in troubled waters, count twenty-first, throw off the golden cicada, count twenty-second, close the door and catch the thief, count twenty-fourth. 29 refers to flowering on the tree, 30 refers to from guest to guest, 6 refers to defeat, 3/kloc-0 refers to honey trap, 32 refers to empty trap, 33 refers to double crossing trap, 34 refers to insurance trap, 35 refers to chain trap, and 36 refers to upward trap.

2. Idioms describing war strategies The first set of winning strategies

The first plan is to deceive the world, the second plan is to save Zhao Yuwei, and the third plan is to help people kill.

The fourth plan is to wait, the fifth plan is to fish in troubled waters, and the sixth plan is a diversion.

The second set of enemy tactics

The seventh plan is out of thin air, the eighth plan is to sneak into Chen Cang, and the ninth plan is to watch the fire from the other side.

The tenth plan hides the dagger in your heart, the eleventh plan, the twelfth plan, stealing.

The third set of attack tactics

Thirteen meters startled the snake, fourteen meters came back from the dead, and fifteen meters drew the tiger away from the mountain.

16. Play hard 17. Throw a brick to attract jade 18. Catch the thief, catch the king

The fourth set of melee meter

Plan No.19, Plan No.20, Fish in troubled waters, Plan No.21, the golden cicada is out of its shell.

The twenty-second plan is to close the door to catch thieves, the twenty-third plan is to attack the enemy across the border, and the twenty-fourth plan is to cut the enemy by false means.

The fifth set of parallel operational plans

Twenty-five counts of stealing columns, twenty-six counts of mulberry, and twenty-seven counts of false stupidity.

The 28th plan is to take the ladder home, the 29th plan is to blossom on the tree, and the 30th plan is to confront the customer.

The sixth set of failure tactics

3 1 honey trap 32 empty trap 33 anti-trap

Thirty-fourth meter insurance, thirty-fifth meter chain plan, thirty-sixth meter rise.

3. Idiom title idioms describing fighting explain the work of pommel horse pommel horse: saddle and horse, meaning to travel long distances or fight.

Describe the hardships of a journey or battle. Source: Xu Ming Lin Zhong's "Romance of the Gods" Chapter 22: "I don't hear the sound of war, I don't see the matter of cutting, I don't suffer from the merits of pommel horse, and my heart is not disturbed by victory or defeat."

Armor: Protective clothing worn by ancient soldiers. Soldier: Weapons.

Wearing protective clothing and carrying weapons. Armed to the teeth.

Source: Yan Zhitui's Yan Family Training Commanders in the Northern Qi Dynasty: "I see that today's scholar-officials are not what they used to be, so I follow them. I can't be held hostage by real armor to defend my country, but I take risks and clench my fist. " The speed of soldiers' listening means that regardless of tactics, they skillfully use soldiers to strive for a quick victory.

Source: Sun Tzu's Art of War: "Therefore, the soldiers are slow to hear, and they have not seen wisdom for a long time." The original meaning of invincible means that a good fighter will win and will not fall into defeat.

After that, I am completely sure of success. Source: Sun Tzu Xing Jun: "A good soldier is invincible and does not lose to the enemy's failure."

A person is meant to go into battle alone. Metaphor action without help.

Source: Five Dynasties Wang Chuzun's poem "Wujiang River": "The soldiers scattered their bows and defeated the tiger, and attacked the encirclement alone." Turn it upside down, hide your weapons and stop fighting.

Source: Shi Hou: "Turn the war upside down and cover it with tiger skin to show that the world will no longer use soldiers." Fighting and casting soldiers. When you go to war, you make weapons.

Metaphor action is not timely. With the "bucket casting cone".

Source: "Su Wen's Four Qi Tunes the Spirit": "Husband's illness has become a post-medicine, and chaos has become a post-treatment. For example, it is still thirsty to cross the well and fight for the cone. Why not call late? " One is called "Change the Stars and Move Soldiers". When fighting, throw a cone and fight before throwing weapons.

Metaphor action is not timely. Source: "Su Wen's Four Qi Tunes the Spirit": "Husband's illness has become a post-medicine, and chaos has become a post-treatment. For example, it is still thirsty to cross the well and fight for the cone. Why not call late? " Returning to the battlefield after disarmament: taking off; A: The battle clothes worn by ancient soldiers in the war.

Take off your uniform and go home to farm. Soldiers coming home from the army.

Source: Levin's History of the Qing Palace Volume I: "At the same time, some old generals, after returning to the fields, opened a garden to buy concubines and are enjoying happiness." Lien Chan won every battle.

(2) nowadays, it refers to getting good grades in sports competitions or exams. It's freezing in the cold, sharpening your knife: it's here, it's coming; Array: Go into battle.

Don't sharpen your knife and gun until you go to war. Source: Cao Qingxue Qin's "Dream of Red Mansions" 70 th time: "It is useless to get cold feet and sharpen guns; I am in a hurry at the moment, writing and reading every day. How much is inexhaustible? " Facing the gun: Arrive soon; Array: position, battlefield; Gun: refers to weapons such as darts and spears.

It's time to sharpen your knife and clean your gun when you're going to war. Metaphor is to prepare in a hurry at the last minute.

Source: Cao Qingxue Qin's "Dream of Red Mansions" The seventieth time: "It's useless to get cold feet and sharpen guns! I am in a hurry at the moment, writing and reading every day. How much is inexhaustible? " Run when the war comes. It is also a metaphor for retreating and fleeing at a critical moment.

Source: Xu Mingguang Kai's "Discussion": "In France, the first fugitives were tied up and beaten, and those who fled again were beheaded; I fled and beheaded for the first time, and I also asked for danger. " Repeatedly defeated: many times.

Many wars and many failures. Source: Biography of Huan Wen in the Book of Jin: "Yin Hao went to Luoyang to restore the Garden Mausoleum. Involved in several years, repeatedly defeated and fought, and the equipment was exhausted. "

The horse entering Huashan means that the world is at peace and there will be no more war. Source: "Shuwucheng": "It's Yan's essay, which belongs to the horse in Huashan sunshine and the cattle herding in Taolin field, showing the affairs of the world."

Can be used for fighting. It is said that he has rich combat experience and is very good at fighting. Source: Ming Luo Guan Zhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the 43rd time: "There are more than a thousand people who are resourceful and can be used to fighting."

Alone means going into battle alone. Now the metaphor is no one to help.

Source: Five Dynasties Wang Chuzun's poem "Wujiang River": "The soldiers scattered their bows and defeated the tiger, and attacked the encirclement alone." Courage without strategy, courage without strategy.

Refers to doing things or fighting only by pounding and rushing, lacking planning and strategy. Source: On the Benefits of the Two Rivers and the West of Huai River: (Wang) Wu Jun is a model with courage and no plan. "

War is not rotation: turning. Heel: Heel.

Don't look back when fighting. Describe going forward bravely.

The original intention of knowing yourself and yourself is that if you can thoroughly understand the situation of both sides, then you can be invincible in the battle. Know both sides well.

Source: "Sun Tzu seeks the attack": "Know yourself and know yourself, and you will never be defeated." The original intention of knowing ourselves and ourselves is that if we can thoroughly understand the situation of both sides, we can be invincible in the battle.

Know both sides well. Source: "Sun Tzu seeks the attack": "Know yourself and know yourself, and you will never be defeated."

On paper. Metaphor is empty talk, which can't solve practical problems.

It is also a metaphor that empty talk cannot become a reality. Source: Historical Records Biography of Lian Po and Lin Xiangru: Zhao Kuo, the son of Zhao She, was a famous soldier of Zhao in the Warring States Period. He studied the art of war when he was young, but his father could not beat him in military affairs.

Later, he succeeded Lian Po as Zhao Jiang in the Battle of Changping. I only knew how to act according to the art of war, but I didn't know how to be flexible. As a result, I was defeated by Qin Jun.

Turn war into friendship: refers to fighting; Jade: Jade and silk symbolize reconciliation. Metaphorically turning war into peace.

Source: The Original Tao Xun of Huainanzi: "In the past, Xia Ying was a city of three treasures, backed by governors and cunning overseas. I know the chaos in the world, the bad city, the exhaustion of property, the burning of armor and soldiers, the kindness, the service of overseas guests, the acceptance of the post of four foreigners, the unification of princes in the mountains, and the jade and silk in various countries. "

Like nobody's business: a place. It's like being in a place where no one is there.

A metaphor for winning a battle without encountering resistance. Source: Song Ouyang Xiu's "Re-discussion on Fighting against Thieves": "And once Wang Lun and others rise one after another, they will enter the state and county, such as in no man's land."

The saddle never leaves the horse, and the armor never leaves the body. Armor, protective clothing worn by ancient people in war. A horse can only understand it if it takes off its armor.

Stay on high alert. Source: Tang's Collection of Dunhuang Changes, Volume I, Tomb Changes of Han Generals: "The saddle never leaves the horse's back, and A never leaves the body."

Raise troops for a thousand days, usually use soldiers to raise troops, and can fight at critical moments. Refers to the accumulation of livestock strength at ordinary times, and use it immediately when necessary.

Source: "Southern History Chen Xuanchuan": "Soldiers can be used for thousands of days, and they must not be prepared for one day." Raise.

4. Idioms describing strategies Idioms about strategies and their explanations are as follows: plan: plan: plan; Plan: Plan.

Make a strategy. Give advice to others.

Make suggestions: plan: plan; Plan: Plan. Make a strategy.

Give advice to others. Plan: Plan: Strategy.

Painting: planning. Make a strategy.

Often refers to giving advice to others. Leave no stone unturned: Try or exhaust various methods and schemes.

Exhaustion: scheming: scheming. Do your best.

Take pains: mind: strategy. Do your best.

Do one's best: it means to do one's best and try one's best. Change strategy: change strategy.

Good strategy: good: love, like; Conspiracy: a plan, a conspiracy. Love to use strategy, but lack of decision.

Describe a person with an empty mind and no courage. Huahuachangzi: a metaphor for a treacherous plan or a person with a treacherous plan.

Organ exhaustion: organs: an elaborate and ingenious plan. Metaphor is exhausted.

Organ failure: organs: a cautious and ingenious strategy. Metaphor is exhausted.

Plan or not: indicates that the plan is implemented very quickly. Shortage prescription: insufficient strategy, exhausted strategy.

Conspiracy: refers to the adoption of a plan that conforms to the wishes of the monarch. Plans will be released: plans: plans, plans; Ann: Why and how.

How to make a plan? Try to be poor: poor: exhausted. Strategy and strength are exhausted.

Exhaustion of wisdom: all strategies and strength have been exhausted. Use "exhausted"

Exhausted: poor, exhausted: exhausted. Strategy and strength are exhausted.

Plan: Plan: Plan, plan. I suddenly had a plan in my heart.

Foresight: plan: strategy; Worry: consider. This plan has far-reaching influence.

There is nothing to do: plan: plan; S: Show. There are no more tricks to play.

Take advantage of opportunities to implement strategies. Today, the cicada has shed its shell: the golden cicada has shed its shell.

Today, hand in "gold". Escape by trickery.

Exhaustion strategy: give: put forward; Strategy: strategy, method. The proposed strategy is not miscalculated.

Describe resourcefulness. Draw inferences from others: give: put forward; Calculation: calculation and method.

The proposed strategy is not miscalculated. Describe resourcefulness.

The army is not tired of cheating: disgust: refusal, refusal; Deception: Deception. When fighting with soldiers, try to confuse the enemy with tricks such as deception.

Transfer from the mountain: a metaphor for mobilizing the other party to leave the original place by stratagem. One or two tricks: slightly, roughly.

With a little skill. Ecstasy: a metaphor for a trap or trick that confuses people and makes them fall for it.

Wonderful plan: wonderful, god: describe wonderful; Calculation, plot: refers to strategy. Amazing wit, clever strategy.

Describe being good at estimating complex changes and deciding strategies. Counselor and military commander: refers to a scheming minister and a brave warrior.

Post-war planning: planning: strategy, tactics When fighting with soldiers, you should make a good plan before you act.

Careful planning is difficult: the most rare thing in planning is deliberation and rigor. Detailed strategy: nothing is left out in the strategy.

Describe the policy carefully and safely. Unscrupulous exploration: legacy: lack of intelligence.

This design has no shortcomings. It is very safe to describe the strategy carefully.

Smart people hide: hide: hide. Talented people hide their plans from being reused.

Layout design: paving: laying and arranging; Plan: Plan. Make clever arrangements and plans.

Layout and planning: Layout and planning. Love is ingenious: love is ingenious: authenticity.

Describe the true and false strategies of the army, which are varied. People's extreme family planning: refers to people's strategies in desperation.

Go to the army to make a plan: up: superior, extend to the best. Soldier: refers to war, extended to the use of soldiers.

Crushing: Crusade, attack. Cutting: the tactic of crushing the enemy by stratagem.

The best way to fight is to win by strategy. Design and layout: laying: laying.

Make plans. Magic machines and ghost equipment: describe intrigues and intrigues.

Magical skills: machine: mind; Operation: means, strategy. A clever mind, a brilliant plan.

Describe a clever strategy. Magical calculation: fantastic and wonderful: wonderful description; Machine, calculation: refers to strategy.

Amazing wit, clever strategy. Describe being good at estimating complex changes and deciding strategies.

Magical uses: machine: mind; Operation: means, strategy. A clever mind, a brilliant plan.

Describe a clever strategy. Mystery: the ingenious scheme is unpredictable.

God's ingenious calculation: God, Miao: incisive description; Conspiracy: refers to a plan. Amazing wit, clever strategy.

Describe being good at estimating complex changes and deciding strategies. Magic: refers to mysterious tricks.

Clever trick: a clever and unpredictable trick. Design: Use strategy.

Plan: implementation: implementation; Plan: a trick. Use strategy.

Use wisdom: wisdom: wisdom and strategy. Use strategy.

The situation is lonely and pitiful: loneliness: loneliness; Plan: strategy; Poverty: exhaustion. Power alone, strategy exhausted.

Small planning and small strategy: there are few strategies and tactics. Describe not good at planning.

Sun Pang fights wisdom: Sun: Sun Bin; Pang: Pang Juan. Sun Bin and Pang Juan fought wits and wits.

Metaphor used to be friends, but now they are enemies, each trying to fight to the death. It also means that the two sides compete with each other.

Golden cicada: a metaphor for escaping by deception. Solution: strategy: strategy, method.

Extremely thoughtful strategies and methods. A foolproof plan or method.

With the "all-round policy". Long-term strategy: refers to long-term strategy or excellent strategy.

Weaving strategy: weaving: ancient military tents; Preparation: planning, plotting. Refers to the formulation of operational strategies.

By extension, it means planning and guidance. A shoo-in: steady: of course; Fuck: master; Victory: a winning strategy.

It means to win with certainty. Steady odds: steady: sure; Fuck: master; Chance of winning: a winning strategy.

It means to win with certainty. Great talent and strategy: strategy.

Very outstanding talent, great strategy. Enigma: mystery: mysterious organs; Clever calculation: Clever calculation.

Refers to a mysterious trick. Step by step: refers to people who are good at using tricks and tricks.

Do nothing: plan: plan, plan. I can't do anything, and I can't think of any way.

Don't spit: raise: plan, plan. I can't do anything, and I can't think of any way.

If one plan fails, another will be born:

This idiom is used to describe a battle, that is, fighting bravely and calmly.

Pommel horse fatigue: refers to fatigue after a long journey or battle. Pommel horse fatigue: refers to fatigue after a long journey or battle.

Pommel horse works: pommel horse: saddle and horse, referring to long journey or war. Describe the hardships of a journey or battle.

Blade crossbow: blade: refers to a weapon with a blade; Crossbow: A bow that mechanically fires arrows. Draw your knife and draw your bow.

Describe the tense atmosphere before the battle. Water: refers to rivers.

Back to dripping wet, fight to the death. Metaphor is a desperate battle.

Firm and sharp: put on strong armor and hold sharp weapons. It means to go into battle or prepare for battle.

Pen, gun and paper bullet: take pen as gun and paper as bullet. Refers to the use of words as a weapon of battle.

Soldiers don't pollute the blade: Jews don't bleed the blade. Describe winning without fighting.

A firefight: There is no blood on the weapon. Describe winning without fighting.

Soldiers are bloodless: soldiers: weapons; Blade: The sharp part of a sword, etc. There was no blood on the weapon.

Describe winning without fighting. Ma Zhuang, a Qiang Bing: Qiang Bing strong horse.

Describe the strength and combat effectiveness of the army. The soldiers will be weak: lacking: lacking.

Describe the weak combat effectiveness of the army. Soldiers are brave, generals are brave: soldiers are brave, generals are brave.

Describe the fighting capacity is very strong. Collapse without fighting: collapse: rout.

Collapse without fighting. Describe no fighting capacity.

Rubbing one's hands: describes people's excitement and eagerness before fighting or working. Use "rubbing your hands".

Live ammunition: hold: hold. Steel gun in hand, loaded.

Describe armed to the teeth, ready to fight. Chibi soldiers: fierce fighting.

In the 13th year of Jian 'an of Emperor Xian of Han Dynasty, Cao Cao's army conquered Wu, Sun Quan and Liu Bei's army jointly fought against Cao Cao, and the allied forces attacked Cao Cao with fire in Chibi. Generally refers to fierce fighting.

Go into battle naked: array: refers to the battlefield. Go into battle with your bare hands.

Metaphor is desperate and brave to fight. It is also a metaphor for openly jumping out and doing bad things.

Bullets: bullets, bullets. Describe the fierce fighting.

The knife is broken: broken: broken; Arrow: Arrow. The knife is broken and the arrows are used up.

Describe fighting to the end, unable to fight again. Flying arrows are like locusts: flying: fast, fast; Locust: Locust.

There are as many arrows as swarms of locusts. Describe a fierce battle.

Liver pulp flow field: describes the fierce and cruel battle and the corpses everywhere. Fight separately: fight independently.

Bow victory: bow: the weapon of archery. Describe the success of the battle from the beginning.

It is also used to describe good grades at first. The crossbow is wound and the sword is unsheathed: chord: the tendon on the bow; Sheath: a sheath for holding a sword.

The bow is wound and the knife is drawn. Describe getting ready for battle.

The string knife on the bow is unsheathed: string: the tendon rope on the bow; Sheath: a sheath for holding a sword. The bow is wound and the knife is drawn.

Describe getting ready for battle. Bow and arrow are exhausted: it means that there is nothing to think about when the fighting capacity is gone.

Attack must be gram, defend must be solid: gram: attack the stronghold and lose; Reality: reality, reality. Nothing is impossible to attack, and nothing is unstable.

Describe strong combat effectiveness. Fight alone: do your best.

The helpless army fought alone. It also means that a person or a group tries to fight without support or help.

Fight bloody battles: Fight bloody battles. Describe the tenacious fight to the death.

The urgency of closing the blade: closing the blade: the sharp edges of weapons touch together, which means fighting. Refers to the most intense and critical moment of the battle.

It also describes that things have reached the most critical moment. Armed with live ammunition: loading: carrying.

With a loaded gun. Describe armed to the teeth, ready to fight.

"Jiapao": "clothing"; Wear: wear. Put on your armor and shirt.

Get ready for battle. Armored force: "wear"; Soldier: Weapons.

Wearing armor and carrying weapons. Prepare for battle.

"the armor is sharp:" wear "; Weapons. Wearing armor and carrying weapons.

Prepare for battle. Catch a man and catch a general: catch: uniform.

You can capture enemy generals alive in battle. Reinforce armor and sharpen weapons.

Get ready for battle. Will be brave and strong; Will be: general; Soldier: Infantry.

Generals and soldiers are brave and tenacious. Describe the strong combat effectiveness of the army.

Yong generals, generals, soldiers, foot soldiers; Bear: Awesome. Generals and soldiers are brave and powerful.

Describe the strong combat effectiveness of the army. Release the soldiers: solution: lift; Release: unload.

Drop your weapon and take off your armor. Metaphor means no more fighting.

Defeat: Take off your armor and lay down your weapons. Metaphor means no more fighting.

Take off your armor and let the soldiers rest. Metaphor means no more fighting.

Take off your armor and let the soldiers rest. Metaphor means no more fighting.

Golden drum: Golden drum: In ancient times, soldiers were commanded by golden pheasants and war drums, and when the drums were beaten, they entered, and when the gold sounded, they retreated; Even the sky: resounding through the sky. Describe great military power or fierce fighting.

Golden drum chime: Golden drum: refers to the golden rooster and the war drum. Golden roosters and drums are ringing together.

Describe the fierce fighting atmosphere. Golden Drum: Golden Drum: In ancient times, soldiers were commanded by golden bells and war drums. When drums were played, they entered, and when they sounded, they retreated.

Describe great military power or fierce fighting. Elite warrior: elite: elite; Fierce: brave.

A good soldier and a brave general. Describe a soldier with strong fighting capacity.

A good soldier and a strong general: a good soldier and a brave general. Describe a soldier with strong fighting capacity.

Elite soldier: Elite soldier. Describe a soldier with strong fighting capacity.

Elite division: elite: refers to the well-equipped and effective army; Teacher: The army. Refers to troops with strong combat capability.

Tao Ge: Roll up your armor and put down your weapon. Stop fighting.

Make great efforts to prepare horses; Li Tong "grinds" and grinds; Soldiers: weapons; Feed animals. Sharpen weapons and feed horses.

Describe preparing for battle. Encourage soldiers to prepare horses: encourage: sharpen; Soldiers: weapons; M: Hello.

Sharpen weapons and feed horses. Prepare for battle.

Sharpen the military forces: Sharpen: Sharpen; Soldiers: weapons; M: Hello. Sharpen weapons and feed horses.

Prepare for battle. Make horses: grind horses and feed them.

Metaphor is to prepare for battle. Horse training: training soldiers and feeding horses.

Get ready for battle. The food is finished:.