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    Referring to a warrior with 武士 (wǔshì)

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    Structure

    武士 as a noun

    Explanation

    The noun 武士 (wǔshì) means "warrior" or "fighter," referring to a person skilled in martial arts or combat. It often carries connotations of bravery, honor, and strength, and appears frequently in historical or literary contexts. Use 武士 to refer to a trained combatant, especially in classical or storytelling settings.

    Examples

    • 古代的武士都要经过严格的训练。

      gǔdài de wǔshì dōu yào jīngguò yángé de xùnliàn.

      Ancient warriors all had to undergo rigorous training.

    • 这部电影讲的是一个武士保护村庄的故事。

      zhè bù diànyǐng jiǎng de shì yī gè wǔshì bǎohù cūnzhuāng de gùshi.

      This movie is about a warrior protecting a village.

    • 他从小就崇拜那些勇敢的武士。

      tā cóngxiǎo jiù chóngbài nàxiē yǒnggǎn de wǔshì.

      He has admired those brave warriors since he was young.

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