せんとう
Meanings
Noun
Verb (する, intransitive)
1. battle; fight; combat
It seems that the battle had begun.
Pitch accent
せ
んとう
Used in vocabulary (28 in total)
fighter (aircraft)
(combat) uniform
combat power; fighting strength
Examples (28 in total)
Finally, the battle resumes.
Don't waste time on unnecessary fighting.
There's also a good chance that it will turn into a battle.
With this, our combat preparations are perfect.
There is no risk of combat starting.
They had not fought for more than forty years.
Are combat troops deployed somewhere near here or something?
The battle ended before they got there.
This is her fighting style.
I'll leave command of the battle to you, since you're experienced at it.
When the pause is lifted, the character begins combat.
Many soldiers were wounded in the battle.
Keep the fighting to a minimum; we're going to break through fast.
I had absolutely no desire to fight.
It seems that much damage was done by yesterday's battle.
You cannot change your armor during combat.
I know the opponent didn't want this fight either.
That shout became the signal for the start of the battle.
The individual combat capabilities of the two have increased sufficiently.
However, true explorers are those who grow through combat.
No, that can hardly be called a battle at all.
However, in individual battles, we achieved victory or superiority.
Peace-keeping troops moved in to restore calm after the battle.
After the battle they delivered the town to the enemy.
The soldiers stopped fighting and withdrew to their respective camps.
The army was involved in a number of brilliant actions during the battle.
Because they took the town without any fighting at all, the soldiers are unharmed.
Even though it is the front line, on days without combat, the personnel of this base are rather idle.