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Hi, Thank you for the comment!
We have updated the translation in our dictionary by adding "become a soldier".
As for "do military service", please check out this phrase: 服兵役 / 服兵役 [fu2 bing1 yi4] , (phr) to serve in the army, to do military service /
Updates are available online on our website, they will appear in the app with the next update.
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当兵 (dāng bīng) is a commonly used phrase in everyday conversations in China. It refers to the act of joining the army or becoming a soldier. It can also be used to describe someone who is currently serving in the military.
For example, if someone asks "你打算当兵吗？" (nǐ dǎsuàn dāng bīng ma?) which means "Are you planning to join the army?", they are asking if the person is considering enlisting in the military.
In addition, 当兵 (dāng bīng) can also be used to describe someone's occupation. For instance, if someone says "我哥哥是当兵的" (wǒ gēge shì dāng bīng de), which means "My brother is a soldier", they are stating that their brother's job is in the military.
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