be a veteran in battle

be a veteran in battle

Experienced in many battles means having experienced many battles personally. Metaphor has rich life experience.

Subject predicate; as predicate and attribute; with commendatory meaning

Discrimination of words

words whose meaning is similar

From life to death, a barrage of bullets

antonym

Talk on paper

grammar

Subject predicate idiom; as predicate and attribute; with commendatory meaning; refers to knowledgeable, experienced, life experience.

Idioms and allusions

"Zi Zhi Tong Jian · post Tang Ji · Zhuang Zong Tong Guang San Nian" says: "and the officials may have been from your majesty for a long time, experienced a hundred battles, and could not get more than one state." It means having personally experienced countless battles or struggles. Tang Lang Shiyuan's "saixiaqu" says: "the sword is a powerful tool. It's experienced many battles and won many victories." "A tiger General of the Liang Dynasty, surnamed Ge Ming Zhou, was born with a broad mind and a high ambition to measure the mountains. He fought against Wanfu and experienced many battles." Mao Dun's midnight 10: "Wu Sunfu and his Comrade Sun Jiren are veteran generals in the business world. What are they afraid of?

Idiom explanation

I've been through many battles. Metaphor has a wealth of life experience and wide knowledge.