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marshals是marshal的第三人称单数 marshal美 ['mɑrʃ(ə)l] 英 ['mɑː(r)ʃ(ə)l] - v.整理；使排列；〈比喻〉安排；【纹章】配列(纹章在盾等上)；结集；收集；安排；控制人群
- n.空军元帅；司仪；典礼官；（美国法院的）执行官；(法国等的)陆军元帅；马歇尔；〈英〉空军元帅；(英国宫廷的)典礼官
- 网络老帅；马歇尔将军；美国执法官
第三人称单数：marshals 现在分词：marshaling 过去式：marshaled v. assemble,position,line up,gather together,arrange n. officer,sheriff,deputy,law officer 1. | （英国）陆军元帅，空军元帅an officer of the highest rank in the British army or air force |
| Field Marshal Lord Haig 陆军元帅黑格勋爵 | | Marshal of the Royal Air Force 皇家空军元帅 |
2. | 司仪；典礼官a person responsible for making sure that public events, especially sports events, take place without any problems, and for controlling crowds |
3. | （美国法院的）执行官(in the US) an officer whose job is to put court orders into effect |
| a federal marshal 联邦法庭的执法官 |
4. | （一些美国城市的）警察局长，消防局长(in some US cities) an officer of high rank in a police or fire department |
1. | ~ sth 结集；收集；安排to gather together and organize the people, things, ideas, etc. that you need for a particular purpose |
| They have begun marshalling forces to send relief to the hurricane victims. 他们已经开始结集队伍将救济物资送给遭受飓风侵害的灾民。 | | to marshal your arguments/thoughts/facts 整理你的论点╱想法╱论据 |
2. | ~ sb 控制人群；组织；维持秩序to control or organize a large group of people |
| Police were brought in to marshal the crowd. 警察奉命来维持秩序。 |
v. | 10. 使排列;〔比喻〕安排;整顿,整理;【徽章】配列(纹章在盾等上);【法律】(整理破产、分配遗产时)决定分派次序 10. 使排列;〔比喻〕安排;整顿,整理;【徽章】配列(纹章在盾等上);【法律】(整理破产、分配遗产时)决定分派次序 | n. | 1. 〔军〕元帅;陆军元帅,相当于陆军元帅的其他军种将领;最高级指挥官;(英)空军元帅 4. 〔美国〕联邦法院的执行官;市执法官;市警察局长 1. 〔军〕元帅;陆军元帅,相当于陆军元帅的其他军种将领;最高级指挥官;(英)空军元帅 4. 〔美国〕联邦法院的执行官;市执法官;市警察局长 |
v. | 1. to arrange things in an appropriate order so that they can be used effectively 2. to gather troops together and organize them, or gather together and organize, before embarking on a military campaign or expedition 3. to gather people together and organize them into an effective body 4. to guide or lead somebody carefully or in an officious or ceremonious way 5. to act as a marshal at something such as a ceremony, parade, or sports event 6. arrange in proper order 7. guide or lead(sb.)with ceremony 1. to arrange things in an appropriate order so that they can be used effectively 2. to gather troops together and organize them, or gather together and organize, before embarking on a military campaign or expedition 3. to gather people together and organize them into an effective body 4. to guide or lead somebody carefully or in an officious or ceremonious way 5. to act as a marshal at something such as a ceremony, parade, or sports event 6. arrange in proper order 7. guide or lead(sb.)with ceremony | n. | 1. a federal law enforcement officer who carries out court orders in a federal judicial district and has duties resembling those of a local sheriff 2. the head of the fire or police departments in some U.S. cities 3. a municipal law enforcement officer in some U.S. cities 4. somebody in charge of or controlling an event or gathering such as a parade, ceremony, or sports event 5. somebody who is honored in a parade and usually rides in a vehicle in front of the marchers and floats 6. the highest-ranking officer in some nations' armed forces 7. a high official in a royal court, formerly a military adviser and commander for the monarch, but nowadays having a ceremonial role 8. a trained lawyer who assists a judge on circuit 9. a government officer whose job is to make certain that the laws of a place or orders of a court are obeyed 10. someone whose job is to control a public or sports event 1. a federal law enforcement officer who carries out court orders in a federal judicial district and has duties resembling those of a local sheriff 2. the head of the fire or police departments in some U.S. cities 3. a municipal law enforcement officer in some U.S. cities 4. somebody in charge of or controlling an event or gathering such as a parade, ceremony, or sports event 5. somebody who is honored in a parade and usually rides in a vehicle in front of the marchers and floats 6. the highest-ranking officer in some nations' armed forces 7. a high official in a royal court, formerly a military adviser and commander for the monarch, but nowadays having a ceremonial role 8. a trained lawyer who assists a judge on circuit 9. a government officer whose job is to make certain that the laws of a place or orders of a court are obeyed 10. someone whose job is to control a public or sports event |
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