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1. Military Context: In the military, 战友 (zhàn yǒu) refers to comrades-in-arms who fight together in battles. It can also refer to fellow soldiers who have gone through training and missions together, forming a strong bond and camaraderie.
2. War Movies/Novels: In war movies or novels, 战友 (zhàn yǒu) is often used to describe the close relationship between soldiers who have fought together in battles. It highlights the loyalty, trust, and brotherhood among soldiers who have shared the same hardships and dangers.
3. Veterans' Associations: In veterans' associations, 战友 (zhàn yǒu) is used to refer to fellow veterans who have served in the same unit or fought in the same war. It represents the strong bond and shared experiences among those who have served in the military.
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