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单词 troop
释义
troop
noun
uk
/truːp/us
/truːp/
troopsC2[plural]
soldiersondutyin alargegroup:
部队，军队
Traditionally,UnitedNationstroops have beendeployedonly in apeacekeepingrole.传统上，联合国部队的部署只用于维和目的。
Themajorpowershave said they will notsendingroundtroops(=soldierswhofightonland).一些大国声称不准备派遣地面部队。
In 1988, about 220,000 American troops werestationedinWesternEurope.1988年大约有22万美国军队驻扎在西欧。
All troops will bewithdrawnby the end of theyear.年底前所有部队都将撤回。
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  • The troopsadvancedon thecity.
  • No oneknewhow many troops haddiedincombat.
  • We arecommittedtowithdrawingourtroops by the end of theyear.
  • The Chief ofPoliceorderedthedeploymentof 2,000 troops totrytostoptherioting.
  • Foursoldiersweredetailedtochecktheroadfor troops.
[C]
agroupofsoldiers,especiallyoneswhofightinstrongmilitaryvehiclesor onhorses:
军队，部队；（尤指）装甲兵部队，骑兵部队
the King's Troop of theRoyalHorse Artillery国王的皇家骑炮兵团
[C]
anorganizedgroupofyoungpeoplewho areScouts:
童子军
MybrotherjoinedthelocalBoyScouttroop.我的兄弟加入了当地童子军。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Parts of armies & groups of servicemen
  • artillery
  • battalion
  • bomb disposal
  • bomb squad
  • cadre
  • Coast Guardsman
  • corps
  • Cossack
  • detachment
  • militia
  • non-combatant
  • paratroops
  • patrol
  • rearguard
  • seal
  • squad
  • squadron
  • the Coast Guard
  • the Marine Corps
  • WRAC
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Named organizations & societies & their members
troop
adjective[before noun]
uk
/truːp/us
/truːp/
for,relatingto, orinvolvingtroops:
军队的；有关（或涉及）军队的
Satellitephotographsprovideus with a lot ofinformationabouttheirtroopmovements.卫星照片给我们提供了有关他们部队调防的大量信息。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Parts of armies & groups of servicemen
  • artillery
  • battalion
  • bomb disposal
  • bomb squad
  • cadre
  • Coast Guardsman
  • corps
  • Cossack
  • detachment
  • militia
  • non-combatant
  • paratroops
  • patrol
  • rearguard
  • seal
  • squad
  • squadron
  • the Coast Guard
  • the Marine Corps
  • WRAC
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troop
verb
uk
/truːp/us
/truːp/
[Iusually+ adv/prep]
towalksomewherein alargegroup, usually with onepersonbehind another:
成群结队地走；（通常指）列队而行
The littleboystroopedafterhimacrosstheplayingfields.小男孩们一个接一个跟在他后面穿过操场。
The Norwichfansgavetheirteamaloudcheeras they troopedoffthefield.当球员们列队离开赛场时，诺里奇的球迷向他们大声欢呼。
None of usknewwhat toexpectas we troopedintoheroffice.当我们一个个进入她的办公室时，谁也不知道会发生什么事情。
[I]informalhumorous
totravelsomewhereas agroup,especiallywhen told to:
（尤指被告知）成群前往
We all troopeddownto London for themeeting.我们都去伦敦参加这次会议。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Moving firmly on foot
  • clomp
  • clump
  • flounce
  • goose step
  • lope
  • march
  • mark
  • pace
  • parade
  • prance
  • quick march!idiom
  • sashay
  • stamp
  • stomp
  • stride
  • strut
  • swagger
  • swaggeringly
  • unmounted
  • waltz
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Advancing and moving forward

Idiom

the trooping of the colour
(Definition oftroopfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

troop| American Dictionary

troop
noun[C]
us
/trup/

troopnoun[C](GROUP)

agroupofsoldiersorpolice,esp. oneequippedwithhorses
A troop is also anorganizedgroupofyoungpeoplewho areBoyScoutsorGirlScouts.
troop
verb[Ialways+ adv/prep]
us
/trup/

troopverb[I always + adv/prep](WALK)

towalkor gosomewhereas agroup:
Hundreds of thousands ofvisitorstroop through themuseumeveryyear.
(Definition oftroopfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoftroop

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Shortly thereafter, the troops abandoned their insecure positions and hurriedly withdrew to the plains.
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As this corps remained thinly spread, the government also resorted to other means, such as regular troops and irregular units.
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However, the troops themselves then had to cope with a situation on the ground which could be difficult, to say the least.
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In recent years, neighbouring countries have begun to anticipate refugee flows and send troops to shore up border security.
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Again it was initiated by the troops, but quickly followed locally.
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One of the advantages of raising troops through the companies was that their corporate resources might ensure that the poorer inhabitants were less burdened.
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The warriors trooped out in two files and stood on both sides of the steps.
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In the same year, troops were deployed to guard the leased territory.
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As the going got tougher, mistakes multiplied and squabbles among the leaders intensified, undermining the troops' tenuous cohesion and stability.
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On the 29th, the rebellion came to an end as the rebels surrendered and the troops in their command went back to the barracks.
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The troops systematically targeted altar rails, pulling them down and burning them and removing the communion table back into the body of the church.
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Although the officers did not command regular troops, they did have influence in the army because of their prestige and number.
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They were too astute to accept the rigid discipline and punishing conditions of life as front-line troops.
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The first phase would occur during darkness, with the troops arriving by helicopter.
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Moves to counter potential disloyalty among the troops backfired, giving rise to discontent even where none had previously existed.
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additional troops
Nevertheless, he was a good and dynamic commander, increasing morale, improving policy, and securing additional troops and equipment.
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advancing troops
A rank or line of advancing troops is enfiladed if fired on from the side (flank).
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allied troops
The group was to pass on military intel onalliedtroopmovements and to commit sabotage.
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