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单词 muster
释义
muster
verb[IorT]
uk
/ˈmʌs.tər/us
/ˈmʌs.tɚ/

musterverb[I or T](PRODUCE)

toproduceorencouragesomething such as anemotionorsupport:
鼓起（勇气）；激起（某种感情或支持）
Shemanagedto muster thecouragetoaskhim to thecinema.她终于鼓起勇气请他去看电影。
Theteamwill need all thestrengththey can muster towinthisgame.球队必须尽全力才能赢得这场比赛。
Opponents areunlikelyto beableto muster enoughvotestooverridetheveto.反对者不太可能拉到足够的选票来推翻否决。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Encouraging and urging on
  • abet
  • barrack forsomeone
  • bread
  • bring
  • bringsomeoneout
  • cheer
  • get in there!idiom
  • get out of here!idiom
  • go on
  • good/great/lovely stuff!idiom
  • goose
  • mentor
  • pave the wayidiom
  • pep talk
  • permit
  • prepare
  • prepare the groundidiom
  • spur
  • stimulus
  • urge
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musterverb[I or T](COME TOGETHER)

(especiallyofsoldiers) to come together,especiallyinpreparationforfighting, or tocauseto do this:
（使）（尤指部队）集合，集结
The twelfthdivisionmustered on thehill.第12师在山上集结。
Thegeneralmustered histroops.将军召集起他的部队。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Forming groups (of people)
  • alienated
  • be ranged against/withsomething/someone
  • cluster
  • congregate
  • convene
  • converge
  • crowd around(someone/something)
  • flock
  • form
  • gather
  • get
  • get together
  • group
  • huddle
  • mob
  • range
  • reunion
  • roundsomething/someoneup
  • throng
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Idiom

musteryourforces

Phrasal verb

mustersomethingup
muster
noun[C]
uk
/ˈmʌs.tər/us
/ˈmʌs.tɚ/
agroupofpeople,especiallysoldiers, who have beenbroughttogether
（尤指部队的）集合，集结
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Parts of armies & groups of servicemen
  • 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
  • troop
  • WRAC
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(Definition ofmusterfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

muster| American Dictionary

muster
verb
us
/ˈmʌs·tər/

musterverb(PRODUCE)

[T]
toproduceorencourageanemotionorsupportfor something:
Ishoutedwith all thelungpowerI could muster.

musterverb(GATHER)

[I/T]
togathertogether as agrouporforce, or tocauseaforcetogather,esp. inpreparationfor afight:
[T]Opponents will have to muster at least 23votestodefeatthebill.
(Definition ofmusterfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofmuster

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The idea, of course, was to make up for the waning frequency of musters by training the militia properly.
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Only extremely tenuous evidence of residences near wetland locales has been mustered in support of this model.
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Many people, including some evolutionists, dislike these truisms, but no one has mustered an evidence-based case against them.
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He musters a great deal of evidence to prove this point.
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Unless, of course, such a disturbance already existed, and the cohort had been mustered to quell it.
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Even so, "gradually he mustered force to put the sin at a distance".
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The evidence mustered to support this claim is often sketchy.
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Only one mercer may be mustered, but there were drapers and tailors, the latter more noticeably by the mid-sixteenth century, and a good many were occupied in the victualling trades.
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From the point of view of the lord of the manor there were five freeholders, all of whom had earlier featured in the musters, two as inhabitants of the village.
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We remain poorly equipped to address such questions, but it is important to assess what facts, or even speculations, might be mustered towards a better understanding.
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Several thousand men, women and children were herded into these settlements, to cultivate by day and be guarded by sentries at night, thrice being mustered and counted.
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If anyone failed to attend themuster, heavy fines and punishments could be imposed.
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Nevertheless, it is easy to underestimate just how complex behaviour has to be before attributions of attitude and meaning pass methodologicalmuster.
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As a result, she attempts tomusterher defensive coping strategies, which then limits her ability to engage positively with family members.
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Relying on technology or experts, decision-makers can alsomusteradditional resources.
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