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One of their officers, Capt. Belton Cooper, commented, I began to realize something about the American Army I had never thought possible before.

机修部队某军官，上尉贝尔顿·库珀评论，我开始意识到对军队某些事情，以前我从未设想过可能与否。

Bemba was the leader of the Congolese rebel army, the Movement for the Liberation of Congo, but he is charged with crimes in the Central African Republic.

本巴领导的刚果反叛军队，解放运动刚果，但他被控犯有在中非共和国。

Aware of their vulnerability as black African fall guys—and soon after the ICC arrest of Jean-Pierre Bemba—the top brass of the Ugandan People's Defense Forces curtailed their international travel plans and convened a special meeting at Uganda's Bombo army headquarters near Kampala, in June 2008, to discuss fears of ICC warrants being issued against them.

意识到自己的弱点作为非洲黑人球员下降和不久后的国际刑事法院逮捕皮埃尔本巴，高层乌干达人民国防军限制其国际旅行计划，并召开了一次特别会议在乌干达的邦博陆军总部坎帕拉附近，在2008年6月，以讨论国际商会担心发行认股权证对付他们。

Though those personages had no definite posts in the army, yet, from their position, they had influence, and often the commander of a corps, or even one of the commanders-in-chief, did not know in what capacity Bennigsen or the Tsarevitch or Araktcheev or Prince Volkonsky addressed some advice or inquiry to him, and could not tell whether some command in the form of advice came directly from the person who got it or through him from the Tsar, and whether he ought or ought not to obey it.

虽然这些人没有军职，但是由于其所处的地位都有影响，通常一个军团长甚至总司令不知道贝尼格森或者大公，或者阿拉克切耶夫，或者博尔孔斯基是以什么身分过问或建议那件事或其他事务，也不知道这种过问或建议是出自他们本人还是出自皇帝，应当或者不应当执行。

Bennigsen, the Grand Duke, and a swarm of adjutant generals, remained with the army to watch over the actions of the commander-in-chief, and to urge him to greater activity; and Barclay, feeling less than ever free to act under the watchful gaze of all these "eyes of the Tsar," became still more cautious and anxious to avoid a pitched battle, and clung to a prudent inaction.

贝尼格森、大公和一大群高级侍从武官留在军队中监视总司令的行动，并给他加以鼓劲，而巴克莱却觉得在国王的这些耳目监视之下更不自由了，对于决定性的行动更加小心了，总是避免战斗。

These were issued to both the army and the police, and it was Beretta's first pistol.

这些都是发给军队和警察，这是贝瑞塔第一手枪。

Why was it that the Russian army, that with inferior forces gained a victory at Borodino over the enemy in full strength, was unsuccessful at Krasnoe and the Berezina, when fighting in superior numbers against the undisciplined crowds of the French?

为什么俄国军队以微弱的兵力在波罗底诺战胜了拥有强大兵力的敌人，而在克拉斯诺耶和别列济纳处于优势兵力情况下，却败给了法国的一群乌合之众呢？

To cut off an army—that is, to bar its road—is impossible, because there are always many places by which the men can make a circuit to get out, and there is always the night, during which nothing can be done; a fact of which the military strategists might have been convinced by the examples of Krasnoe and Berezina.

切断军队——堵住它的去路——怎样都办不到，因为周围总有很多地方可以绕过去，还有伸手不见五指的黑夜，军事学家可以从克拉斯诺耶和别列济纳的例子来证明这一点。

But even if we admit that Kutuzov and Tchitchagov and the others were responsible for the non-success of the Russians, it is still impossible to understand why, in the position the Russian troops were in at Krasnoe and the Berezina, on both occasions with numerically superior forces, the French army and marshals were not taken prisoners, if that really was the aim of the Russians.

然而，退一万步来说，让我们假定，俄国人的失误是库图佐夫和奇恰戈夫等人的罪过。然而仍然难于理解的是，为什么俄国军队在克拉斯诺耶和在别列济纳拥有那些条件（俄国军队在这两处均占据优势），而法国军队及其元帅们、王侯们和皇帝没有被俘获，而这又正是俄国人的目的，这又是什么原因呢？

And in a recent history inspired by promptings from the highest quarters, Kutuzov is spoken of as a designing, intriguing schemer, who was panic-stricken at the name of Napoleon, and guilty through his blunders at Krasnoe and Berezina of robbing the Russian army of the glory of complete victory over the French.

不久前，遵照最高当局旨意编写的历史，就说库图佐夫是一个老奸巨滑的宫廷骗子，连拿破仑这个名字都害怕，由于他在克拉斯诺耶和别列济纳的错误，使俄国军队失去了获得彻底胜利的荣誉①。

We are in a good position to meet your requirements.

我们完全可以满足你方的需求。

We are all pervade d with a sense of disaster.

我们普遍有大祸降临的感觉。