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单词 marshal
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marshal
verb[T]
uk
/ˈmɑː.ʃəl/us
/ˈmɑːr.ʃəl/
-ll-orUSusually-l-
tobringtogether ororganizepeopleor things inordertoachieveaparticularaim:
集中；统率；管理
Thefightingin thecityfollowedreportsof therebelsmarshallingtheirforcesin thecountryside.叛军在郊外集结力量的消息传出后，城内发生了战斗。
Thecompanyis marshallingitsforces/resourcesfor alongcourtcase.这家公司正集中力量／资源打一场旷日持久的官司。
They had marshalled anarmadaof 1,000boatstohelpclearup theoil.他们调集了1000条船来协助清理溢油。
It isunlikelythat therebelswill beableto marshal as muchfirepoweras thegovernmenttroops.叛军不太可能组织起和政府军同样强大的火力。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Collecting and amassing
  • accumulate
  • aggregation
  • amass
  • assemble
  • bank
  • bunch
  • concentrate
  • concentration
  • cumulate
  • fundraise
  • fundraising
  • garner
  • gather
  • glean
  • harvest
  • rakesomethingup
  • reassemble
  • reconcentrate
  • reconcentration
  • remote sensing
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Managing and organizing
marshal
noun[C]
uk
/ˈmɑː.ʃəl/us
/ˈmɑːr.ʃəl/

marshalnoun[C](OFFICIAL)

UK
anofficialwho isinvolvedin therunningof apublicevent:
司仪，司礼官
Marshalsstruggledinvaintopreventspectatorsrushingonto theracetrack.组织者竭力想阻止观众冲到跑道上去，但根本没用。
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People in charge of or controlling other people
  • acephalous
  • administrator
  • anti-management
  • authority
  • bureaucrat
  • conservator
  • controller
  • council
  • counter-power
  • dean
  • lord
  • management
  • manipulator
  • mistress
  • the thought police
  • too many chiefs and not enough Indiansidiom
  • top dog
  • troika
  • tsar
  • yourlord and masteridiom
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marshalnoun[C](LEADER)

US
someone who isinvolvedin apublicevent,especiallyafamouspersonchosentoleadaparade:
（尤指）游行队伍的领队
The parade'sgrandmarshalcarriedanelaboratelycarvedstaff.游行队伍的领队手持一根雕刻精美的指挥杖。
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People in charge of or controlling other people
  • acephalous
  • administrator
  • anti-management
  • authority
  • bureaucrat
  • conservator
  • controller
  • council
  • counter-power
  • dean
  • lord
  • management
  • manipulator
  • mistress
  • the thought police
  • too many chiefs and not enough Indiansidiom
  • top dog
  • troika
  • tsar
  • yourlord and masteridiom
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marshalnoun[C](LAW)

US
agovernmentofficialwho isresponsiblefor putting thedecisionsof alawcourtintoaction:
执法官
US marshalsspecializeinfindingfugitivesandescapees.美国的执法官专职负责追查逃犯及越狱犯。
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Government ministers & civil servants
  • aide
  • am
  • attorney general
  • backbencher
  • cabinet
  • Foreign Secretary
  • functionary
  • government
  • Home Secretary
  • interministerial
  • private member
  • private secretary
  • Privy Councillor
  • procurator
  • public servant
  • Surgeon General
  • syndic
  • town clerk
  • undersecretary
  • vizier
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Lawyers & legal officials

marshalnoun[C](OFFICER)

(alsoMarshal)
atitleused forimportantofficersin thearmedforcesof somecountries:
元帅；最高指挥官
afieldmarshal/airvicemarshal陆军元帅／空军少将
Marshal Pétain贝当元帅
[as form of address]Yes, Marshal.是，元帅。
(alsoMarshal)
atitleused forpoliceorfireofficersin somepartsof the US:
警察局长；消防队长
Thedeputystatefiremarshalledthearsoninvestigation.州消防局副局长负责这起纵火案的调查。
[as form of address]Thank you, Marshal.谢谢你，局长。
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General ranks in the armed forces
  • ADC
  • adjutant
  • aide-de-camp
  • artificer
  • bombardier
  • C-in-C
  • captain
  • commandant
  • commander-in-chief
  • commissioned
  • commissioned officer
  • five-star
  • flash
  • four-star
  • NCO
  • non-commissioned
  • non-commissioned officer
  • officer
  • quartermaster
  • ranking
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Emergency services in general
(Definition ofmarshalfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

marshal| American Dictionary

marshal
verb[T]
us
/ˈmɑr·ʃəl/

marshalverb[T](ORGANIZE)

togatherororganizepeopleor things,esp. inordertoachieveaparticularaim:
Thepresidentistryingto marshalsupportfor hisplan.
marshal
noun[C]
us
/ˈmɑr·ʃəl/

marshalnoun[C](OFFICIAL)

anofficialwhoarrangesandcontrolsapublicceremony:
Themayorwas thehonorarygrandmarshal of the St. Patrick’sDayparade.

marshalnoun[C](LAW)

agovernmentofficialwho isresponsiblefor putting thedecisionsof alawcourtintoeffect:
He wasconductedto theairportbyfederalmarshals anddeported.
In somepartsof the US, marshal is also atitleused forpoliceorfiredepartmentofficersof highrank.
(Definition ofmarshalfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofmarshal

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The evidence marshalled is fascinating and various, but the thrust of the argument is to some extent obscured, which is a pity.
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In addition, because the tag is created dynamically, it cannot be used in an implementation for marshalling and unmarshalling.
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Ably marshalling the threads of the previous chapters, it functions nicely as a conclusion, with a provocative twist.
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Theymarshalan impressive array of information and insights, but most results are hardly counterintuitive.
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Abundant preliminary evidence has already been marshaled for the participation of gold in the seventeenth-century money transfer from west to east.
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This framing, in turn, has opened the door to counter-claims whichmarshal(selfdescribed) scientific evidence and which have contributed to a backlash against survivors.
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It also helps nurses and patients realize that hope can be marshaled until the very end of life.
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In the absence of such evidence, anecdotes and stylised facts are often marshalled to clinch the argument.
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There are also two games that mostly exercise local computation: blockhead and minesweeper; the latter using marshalling to save and restore the game state.
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The book marshals an array of innovative methods to address a remarkable assortment of demographic issues.
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Such arguments have particularly been marshaled with respect to language.
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The string names the mark tomarshalwith respect to.
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They gradually untwine as the music marshals itself for a final dance of defiance.
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Nevertheless, many of the arguments marshalled in this volume are of the greatest contemporary interest.
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This marshalled u form would not occur in source programs.
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