全民皆兵

to bring the entire nation to arms (idiom)

Characters and words in 全民皆兵

all / whole / entire / every / complete

= + : In the anthill's kitchen (an2), Neanderthal Man (人), Martin Luther King (王) and Cupid (qu) have gathered for a world record attempt. They want to eat a whole (全) 100 kg whole-wheat bread (mnemonic symbol for 全) in under one hour.
entire population (of a country)

"We, the people" is the beginning of the United States Constitution. Let it serve as a mnemonic symbol for 民.

Marilyn Monroe proposes a new constitution to the people. She chose to post it on the doors of the entrance to the encampment.
(bound form) the people / inhabitants of a country

"We, the people" is the beginning of the United States Constitution. Let it serve as a mnemonic symbol for 民.

Marilyn Monroe proposes a new constitution to the people. She chose to post it on the doors of the entrance to the encampment.
all / each and every / in all cases

= + : Joan of Arc (ji) wants to be known by everyone (皆). To make sure to reach her goal she wears a bikini (比) in front of the elevator (e1) and inspects herself in a hand mirror (白).
soldiers / a force / an army / weapons / arms / military / warlike / CL:個|个[ge4]

= + : Brunhilde and the soldier visit a burial mound in front of the engine. It is round like a ball like the deceased inside. To commemorate the round fallen soldier they put up a big eight-ball.

Words with 全民皆兵

全民皆兵 is not used as a component in another word.

Sentences with 全民皆兵

全民皆兵 currently does not appear in any sentence.
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