a burst; a fit; a peal; a spell (period of time)

to die in battle

group of people; camp; faction; sides in a dispute

(military) position; front

(of armies) to face each other, ready for battle; (sports) (of two teams) to play against each other

a front (militant group); line of battle; alignment (towards a political party etc)

period of time

now; at present; at this juncture

to go into battle

troop arrangement; battle formation; lineup (of a sports team etc)

disposition of troops; wave; spate; burst; spell; short period of time; classifier for events or states of short duration

formation (of a sports team, troops etc)

touchdown; try (sports)

just before the battle; to approach the front line

see 臨陣退縮|临阵退缩[lin2 zhen4 tui4 suo1]

(math.) matrix

to take the lead

shower (rain)

gust

battle formation

to cheer; to root for

to bring up the rear; to provide support; to hold the lines

to challenge an opponent to a fight

the enemy ranks

square-shaped formation (military); phalanx; (math.) matrix

lattice; dot matrix; bitmap

a diversion; a feint attack to mislead the enemy

(sports) to miss a game (due to injury, suspension etc); to sit out a match

to be defeated on the battlefield; to be beaten in a contest

maze

at that time; then

array; (military) formation; (Tw) (computing) array (data structure)

battle array; disposition of forces; situation; circumstance

labor pains; (fig.) distress caused by a disruptive change

eight-trigram battle array; (fig.) mystifying tactics

giant stone arrangement; Stonehenge

brothel (esp. in Yuan theater)

now; at present; at this juncture

stratagem to trap sb; to bewitch and trap

at that time; then

single-line formation (army); fig. long line

people killed in battle

trying times; painful phase

thundershower

(archaic) formation of infantrymen led by chariots

very brief period of time

(lit.) to sharpen one's spear only before going into battle (idiom); (fig.) to make preparations only at the last moment

to shrink back as the time for battle approaches (idiom); to get cold feet

(politics) popular front