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regiment美 ['redʒɪmənt] 英 ['redʒɪmənt] - v.把…编成团；使(职工,劳动者等)受组织训练；组织化；把…编成组
- n.（军队的）团；一大群人（或事物）
- 网络军团；大量；一团
第三人称单数：regiments 现在分词：regimenting 过去式：regimented n. military unit,troop,squadron,battalion,brigade v. regulate,oppress,suppress,order,arrange 1. | （军队的）团a large group of soldiers that is commanded by a colonel |
2. | 一大群人（或事物）a large number of people or things |
n. | | v. | 2. 使(职工、劳动者等)受组织训练,组织起来;组织化,系统化;把…编成组;编入(团、团体) 2. 使(职工、劳动者等)受组织训练,组织起来;组织化,系统化;把…编成组;编入(团、团体) |
n. | 1. a permanent military unit usually consisting of two or three battalions of ground troops divided into smaller companies or troops under the command of a colonel 2. a large number of people or things, especially an orderly group 3. governmental rule or administration 4. a group of soldiers that can be divided into smaller groups called battalions and whose leader is called a colonel 1. a permanent military unit usually consisting of two or three battalions of ground troops divided into smaller companies or troops under the command of a colonel 2. a large number of people or things, especially an orderly group 3. governmental rule or administration 4. a group of soldiers that can be divided into smaller groups called battalions and whose leader is called a colonel | v. | 1. to impose strict control or discipline on somebody or something, often to the extent of stifling flexibility, individuality, or imagination 2. to organize something systematically into groups 3. to form regiments out of a group of soldiers 4. to organize and control people and their behaviour in a strict way 1. to impose strict control or discipline on somebody or something, often to the extent of stifling flexibility, individuality, or imagination 2. to organize something systematically into groups 3. to form regiments out of a group of soldiers 4. to organize and control people and their behaviour in a strict way |
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