The movement of troops from lines or sectors held by them to other positions deeper within their territory in order to form new force groupings for subsequent operations. It may be planned or forced. Whatever the situation, a withdrawal is carried out only on the order or with the authority of the senior commander or officer in charge. The direction chosen must offer the most favourable conditions for the withdrawal of the main body and its concentration on the final or designated line

adverb (prefixed to a comparative means "thereby" or 'by so much', e.g. What student is the better for mastering these futile distinctions? This combination can enter into the further construction seen in The more the merrier (i.e. 'by how much more, by that much merrier'). It cannot enter into a construction with than: the tendency to insert it before more and less (putting any the more, none the less for anymore, no less) should be resisted, e.g. in The intellectual release had been no less (not one the less) marked than the physical. - The Oxford Guide to English Usage Alexander Demidov)

abbr., slang

teh (использование слова teh вместо the указывает на несерьёзность сказанного Adrax)

The [θi:] abbr.

abbr., org.name.

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the
gen.	la


movement
gen.	delokigo; movado; movimento; movo


of
gen.	da; de; el


troop
gen.	amaso; anaro; bandaĉo