从军，服兵役
1. 当兵：bear and forbear 一忍再忍 | bear arms 当兵 | bear away 夺取
2. 熊之利爪!/ 空手搏斗：- Die, infidel! 死吧,异端! | - Bear arms!* 熊之利爪!/ 空手搏斗! | - I''m make short work of them! 我很快就能解决他们!
3. 当兵, 携带武器：bear arms against || 拿起武器反对 | bear arms || 当兵, 携带武器 | bear away || 夺取, 改变航道
4. 携带武器; 当兵, 服兵役：appeal to arms 诉诸[使用]武力 | bear arms 携带武器; 当兵, 服兵役 | carry arms 携带武器; 当兵, 服兵役
1. The political force that has steadfastly resisted any proposed change construed as a constrain on people's constitutional right to bear arms has remained strong.
2. The General Motors retiree opposes abortion and backs the right to bear arms.
3. bear arms是什么意思
3. Backers say the measure upholds the vision of the authors of the US Constitution, who made the right to bear arms part of the Bill of Rights.
4. Obama has said he respects Americans'Second Amendment right to bear arms, but that he favors " common sense " gun laws.
5. Hundreds of girls were kidnapped by the Lords Resistance Army during the war and were forced to bear arms along with kidnapped boys.
6. European newspapers saw a grim inevitability about the shootings, given the right to bear arms which is enshrined in US constitution.
7. He or she has the same rights and responsibilities as a normal citizen, which means they are not entitled to bear arms.
8. US law has allowed citizens to bear arms since the founding of the country.
9. The bear bit down hard on the boy's arms, tearing and nearly separating the flesh from his bones.
10. He then extended both arms into the cage to feed the bear.