飞虎队 (fēi hǔ duì) — (historical) Flying Tigers (US volunteer airmen in China during WWII); (Hong Kong) Special Duties Unit, an elite police tactical unit
Definition
A proper name for two different elite units: the WWII US volunteer "Flying Tigers" pilots in China, and Hong Kong's police Special Duties Unit. Pronounced fēi hǔ duì, used only as a name — not a generic term.
noun
(historical) Flying Tigers (US volunteer airmen in China during WWII)(Hong Kong) Special Duties Unitan elite police tactical unit
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Examples
- ，飞虎队。Èr zhàn qī jiān, fēi hǔ duì zài zhōng guó fēi cháng yǒu míng.During WWII, the Flying Tigers were very famous in China.
- 飞虎队。Xiāng gǎng fēi hǔ duì shì chǔ lǐ gāo wēi àn jiàn de jīng yīng bù duì.Hong Kong's Flying Tigers are an elite unit that handles high-risk cases.
- 飞虎队。Hěn duō diàn yǐng dōu pāi guò fēi hǔ duì de gù shi.Many movies have told stories about the Flying Tigers.
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