armed forces; troops; CL:支[zhi1]

army; armed forces; troops; force; unit; CL:個|个[ge4]

band; pop group; CL:支[zhi1]

team

fleet; CL:支[zhi1]

sports team (basketball, soccer, football etc)

to line up

(military) special forces

marine corps; marines

motorcade; convoy (CL:列[lie4]); fleet of vehicles; racing team (esp. in motor sports or cycling)

commando unit

marines; marine corps

cheerleading squad

guard (i.e. group of soldiers)

guerrilla band

to lead a group; leader of a group; captain (of sports squad)

(army, police) patrol

military platoon or squad

fire department; fire brigade

group; a large body of; production brigade; military group

to return to one's unit; to go back to one's station in life

soccer team

fleet (of ships)

to form into columns; to organize into teams; formation (of ships or aircraft)

rescue team

in formation (military)

suicide squad; kamikaze unit

to team up (with); to put a team together

to lead a team; to lead a group; group leader; (tourism) tour guide

paparazzi

self-defense force; the Japanese armed forces

variant of 啦啦隊|啦啦队[la1 la1 dui4]

Flying Tigers, US airmen in China during World War Two; Hong Kong nickname for police special duties unit

military police corps

to dress (troops); to line up (to arrange in a straight line)

New York Yankees (US baseball team)

company (of troops)

column; file (formation of people) (CL:列[lie4],路[lu4]); PLA army corps (1946–1949)

to cut in line; to jump a queue; to live on a rural community (during the Cultural Revolution)

armed forces

ground troops

school team

national team

wing (of an air force); sports team representing a combination of entities (e.g. United Korea)

basketball team

search party

to fall behind; to drop out

(idiom) making up a group; forming a troupe; in large numbers; as a large crowd

host team (at sports event); host side