The phrase was first coined by Edward Thorndike, a psychologist who used it in a study published in 1920 to describe the way that commanding officers rated their soldiers.
这个词语是由心理学家爱德华·桑代克创造的。1920年，他在一份研究军官对士兵评分的研究报告中使用了这个词。
It could then be used to recharge their electrical devices, carry some of their equipment or transport the soldiers as well.
然后士兵们可以用机器人给他们的其他器械充电，还能用机器人来运送装备和他们自己。
After the outbreak of the American Civil War in 1861, both Union and Confederate soldiers used the "Minnie" bullet (as they called it) in their muzzle-loading rifles.
1861年美国南北战争爆发后，北军(联邦军)和南军(邦联军)在他们的前装枪上都使用了这种“米尼埃”弹(他们如此称之)。
It could then be used to recharge their electrical devices, carry some of their equipment or even transport the soldiers.
另外，还可以给士兵们的设备充电，帮他们运输装备，甚至运送士兵。
It used to be the default plot for space sci-fi movies–aliens invading Earth and soldiers shooting them with laser guns.
外星人入侵地球，地球勇士用镭射枪回击，这曾是科幻电影的标配情节。
She is listening to someone telling stories. stories. The boys were watching the soldiers drilling. I have never seen the word used that way before. He felt it very difficult to talk with you. you.
她正在听人家讲故事。男孩子们都在看士兵们操练。我从来没看见这个字这样用过。他感到很难跟你交谈。
She is listening to someone telling stories. stories. The boys were watching the soldiers drilling. I have never seen the word used that way before. He felt it very difficult to talk with you. you.
她正在听人家讲故事。男孩子们都在看士兵们操练。我从来没看见这个字这样用过。他感到很难跟你交谈。
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