2. The enemy was beaten to pieces: this means that after the enemy was defeated, the troops were scattered and could no longer fight as a whole.
3. The enemy fled in rout: this means that after being defeated, the enemy fled in a hurry and no longer had the courage or confidence to continue fighting.
4. The enemy has been beaten to nowhere: this means that after being defeated, the enemy is trapped in one place, unable to escape, and can only wait to be arrested or destroyed.
5. When the enemy is beaten, there is no strength to fight back: this means that after being defeated, the enemy can't fight back or effectively resist, but can only passively bear the attack.
6, the enemy was beaten out of the water: describe the enemy after being defeated.
7. The enemy was beaten in a panic: it describes that the enemy was defeated and fled, and panicked.
8. The enemy is in disarray: it describes that after the enemy is defeated, the organization is lax and the discipline is lax.
9, the enemy was defeated: describe the enemy was very embarrassed after being defeated, and there was no strength to fight back.
10, the enemy's rout: describes the enemy's continuous retreat after being defeated and unable to resist the opponent's attack.