Article 9 in particular, which prohibits Japan from having standing army.

尤其修改第九条禁止日本保持常备军的规定。

They didn't want a large standing army.

他们不想要这样大型的常备军。

The Founders had an aversion to large standing armies.

美建者厌恶庞大的常备军。

This the one that I always have in my house.

这我家里常备的那个。

And ramen is something that I always have in my freezer.

拉面我冰箱里常备的东西。

What have they identified large standing armies with?

人们把庞大的常备军和什么联系在一起呢？

Canned chickpeas in particular are a staple that I always have at home.

特别罐装鹰嘴豆我家里常备的主食。

They always had to have a large standing navy for obvious reasons.

他们有充足的理由组建庞大的常备海军。

This machine, known as the iron lung, became a fixture in hospitals through the mid-20th century.

这一装置，也就俗称的 “铁肺”，成为了二十世纪中期医院中的常备装置。

" But where was my Standing Army at the time? " inquired his Majesty, looking at the Soldier, gravely.

“但当时我的常备军在哪里？ ”陛下问，严肃地看着士兵。

In order to defend Carthage, it became necessary to recal the standing army of Annibal.

为了保卫迦太基， 有必要召回安尼巴尔的常备军。

The Roman armies which Annibal encountered at Trebi, Thrasymenus, and Cannae, were militia opposed to a standing army.

Annibal 在 Trebi、Thrasymenus 和 Cannae 遇到的罗马军队反对常备军的民兵。

Over time, they became outclassed by the gunpowder weaponry of France and Spain's large standing armies, as well as the naval might of the Ottomans.

随着时间的推移，他们被法和西班牙庞大的常备军的火药武器以及奥斯曼帝的海军力量所超越。

After welcoming their sisters, they triumphantly displayed a table set out with such cold meat as an inn larder usually affords, exclaiming, Is not this nice?

她们欢迎了两位姐姐之后，便一面得意洋洋地摆出一些菜来（都小客店里常备的一些冷盆），一面嚷道：“这多么好？

But where every citizen had the spirit of a soldier, a smaller standing army would surely be requisite.

但，在每个公民都具有军人精神的地方， 肯定需要一支规模较小的常备军。

Under his leadership a standing army of over 100,000 trained troops was created, but these still remained inferior to the average Prussian soldier.

在他的领导下， 一支由超过10万训练有素的军队组成的常备军成立了，但这些部队仍然不如普通的普鲁士士兵。

One of the first standing armies, of which we have any distinct account in any well authenticated history, is that of Philip of Macedon.

最早的常备军之一马其顿的菲利普，我们在任何可靠的历史中都有确的记载。

When the details reached the United States, the country prepared for war, prompting disagreements between Hamilton and Adams about the need for a standing army.

当细节传到美时，该已做好战争准备， 这引发了汉密尔顿和亚当斯关于否需要常备军的分歧。

A well regulated standing army is superior to every militia.

一支训练有素的常备军优于任何民兵。

It would be impossibly inefficient to maintain ten million separate standing armies, so each variety of white cell keeps only a few scouts on active duty.

要同时维持1000万支不同的常备军，那不可能的，也无效率的，因此每种白细胞只留下几名哨兵在服现役。