Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Mar 4, 2012 16:21
12 yrs ago
Chinese term
前出
Chinese to English
Other
Military / Defense
把南沙打造成不沉的航母,可以大量储备军需物质,作为{前出}航母编队的中途后勤基地,战时也可以进驻大量战机对南海周边国家形成威慑,
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Proposed translations
(English)
4 | forward or leading | Ahmad Hassan |
3 +2 | leaving on missions | Phil Hand |
3 +1 | deploying aircraft-carrier formation | Ritchest |
4 | debouched/debouching | Jason Nevius |
3 | anterior | pkchan |
Proposed translations
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forward or leading
Here the word 前出 reflects the forces which lead or go out in front during battle, for which the aircraft carrier is supposed to act as the logistics support base.
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4 hrs
anterior
anterior aircraft-carrier formation=前出航母编队
+1
7 hrs
deploying aircraft-carrier formation
deploying aircraft-carrier formation
+2
14 hrs
leaving on missions
把南沙打造成不沉的航母,可以大量储备军需物质,作为{前出}航母编队的中途后勤基地,战时也可以进驻大量战机对南海周边国家形成威慑,
The Nansha Islands could be turned into a "fixed aircraft carrier". Large stores of military supplies would be placed there, and it would serve as a forward support area for aircraft carrier battle units leaving on missions. In times of war, large numbers of fighters could be based at Nansha to ensure air superiority over the surrounding countries.
The Nansha Islands could be turned into a "fixed aircraft carrier". Large stores of military supplies would be placed there, and it would serve as a forward support area for aircraft carrier battle units leaving on missions. In times of war, large numbers of fighters could be based at Nansha to ensure air superiority over the surrounding countries.
5 days
debouched/debouching
Debouching just means that troops and equipment are going out into action. It does not necessarily mean that the troops are at the front or the vanguard. So this sentence is describing using the islands as logistics bases for debouched aircraft carrier formations. That's the term I use in technical translations, but it is not a word most people use every day.
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