He rushes to the fray as if he were summoned to a banquet.

他冲锋陷阵，就像赴宴般轻松自如。

At times charged, at times languid.

而冲锋陷阵，而萎靡不振。

" He fought in World War II....I think he just got overwhelmed."

“他曾在二战中冲锋陷阵。我觉得他只是迷失了自己。”

He thought of war simply as an opportunity for cavalry charges and fine uniforms and glory.

他把战争简单地看成是骑兵们的冲锋陷阵、身穿精美制服和博得荣誉。

He himself darted around the board, taking almost as many white pieces as they had lost black ones.

罗恩自己在棋盘上冲锋陷阵，吃掉的自棋子差不多和他们失去的黑棋子榉多。

The time of test is when everybody is excited or angry, then the well-balanced mind comes to the front.

每个人激动或是生气的候, 考验的刻便到了，这心平气和的心态便应冲锋陷阵了。

And those of us that led soldiers in combat saw that, and the guidance from the leadership is very clear now.

我们这些带领士兵冲锋陷阵的指挥官注意到了这个问题，政府的指导现在也很明晰。

Now, readers, if a girl tells a man her heart has died, he wants to make it live again.

告诉你们吧，年轻的姑娘们，如果你想亲眼看看个青年男子肩扛铲冲锋陷阵的话，请告诉他你的心已在另个男人的坟墓里。

Another expression in that quote is " charging headlong."

该引述中的另个表达是“冲锋陷阵” 。

He's led men into war twice.

他两次率军冲锋陷阵。

Infuriated by the rejection, Xerxes ordered his troops forward into battle.

被拒绝激怒了， 薛西斯命令他的军队向前冲锋陷阵。

Are you gonna let Jessica Pearson play the big game for you, hmm?

你会让杰西卡·皮尔逊替你冲锋陷阵吗？

And we had a significant, like hundreds of riders there, charging down the field.

我们有个重要的人，就像那里的数百名车手样，在球场上冲锋陷阵。

The animal invariably sees the sportsman before he sees it, and in most cases charges.

动物总是在运动员看到它之前先看到它， 并且在大多数情况下会冲锋陷阵。

She's all right, Mrs Bird. She's more of a general than a trooper, but, you know, you need that in a cook.

伯德太太人还不错。她更像运筹帷幄的将军，而不是冲锋陷阵的小兵。但厨娘就该这样嘛。

Across the border, past the tree line we are told are sometimes Venezuelan soldiers but mostly gangs who charge for each crossing.

穿过边界，越过树木线，我们被告知有是委内瑞拉士兵，但大多数是帮派，他们每次越过边界都会冲锋陷阵。

This will push army helicopters back from the front line, he says, so they will disgorge numerous drones that will zip ahead instead.

他说，这迫使军队直升机从前线退后，转而投放大群无人机来冲锋陷阵。

One of his troops recalled ... He was a hero to us because he was on the front line, always moving ahead of everybody else.

“对于我们而言，他是个英雄，因为在前线作战的他总是个冲锋陷阵。

From where will we draw the strength, the determination to charge forth on so many fronts as we approach NYU's third century?

当我们接近纽约大学的三个世纪，我们将从哪里汲取力量和决心在如此多的战线上冲锋陷阵？

Pickett's charge — brilliant, heroic — was nevertheless the beginning of the end. Lee had failed. He could not penetrate the North. And he knew it.

皮克特的冲锋陷阵可谓骁勇，可终究只是失利之前的拼死挣扎。 李将军失败了， 他未能突破北方军的防线向前挺进。 他清楚知道这点。