【ぐんぽう】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. military law; martial law; tactics; strategy
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. military law
    2. This meaning refers to the legal system that governs the conduct and discipline of the armed forces. It includes regulations and legal procedures that apply to military personnel.
    The military law sets strict regulations regarding the conduct of soldiers.
    Violating military law can result in severe penalties.
  2. martial law
    3. This meaning refers to the imposition of military control over civilian functions of government, typically in response to emergencies or during warfare.
    The government imposed martial law to address the riots.
    Under martial law, civilians must obey military orders.
  3. tactics
    4. This meaning indicates the specific methods or plans employed to achieve a particular goal, especially in a military context.
    In battle, appropriate tactics are key to achieving victory.
    He cleverly deceived the enemy using new tactics.
  4. strategy
    5. This meaning refers to the overall plan or approach undertaken to achieve long-term objectives, particularly within military operations.
    A solid strategy is necessary for success.
    A long-term strategy is required in warfare.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to enforce martial lawviolation of military lawmilitary courtunder martial lawmilitary law in peacetimemilitary law during wartimeto abide by military lawapplication of military lawlaws concerning military lawtactics and military law
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
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