English Dictionary

last stand

/lɑːst stænd/

noun

(also figuratively) A military encounter, especially against (often greatly) superior odds, generally as a last resort, whether to save another army or city, or as a last act of defiance, and often resulting in the total annihilation of the weaker force.

The soldiers made their last stand against the enemy forces.

意味（1）

(also figuratively) A military encounter, especially against (often greatly) superior odds, generally as a last resort, whether to save another army or city, or as a last act of defiance, and often resulting in the total annihilation of the weaker force.

Little Big Horn is the place of Custer's last stand.