英语单词短语词组“army”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

army

noun

/ˈɑː.mi/us

/ˈɑːr.mi/

the army[+ sing/pl verb]

aparticularcountry'sfightingforce:

（某国的）陆军，军队

When did youjointhe army?你什么时候参的军？

He hasdecidedon acareerinthe British Army.他已经决定投身英国军队。

The army was/were called out toenforcethecurfew.出动了军队以实行宵禁。

More examples

The armyrecapturedthetownfrom therebels.
Heservedin the army inIndiafor 20years.
They'recallingon all men andboysover theageof 14 tojointhe army.
"Have you been in the army for alongtime?" "Ijoinedup assoonas I'dleftschool."
Theyfoughtfearlesslyagainst theinvadingarmies.

B1[C]

amilitaryforcethat has thetrainingandequipmenttofightonland:

陆上作战部队；陆军部队

Both the armiessufferedheavylossesin thebattle.两军在此役中均伤亡惨重。

Theministerisbelievedto have beenkilledby therebelarmy.据信部长已被叛军杀害了。

C2[Cusually singular]

alargegroupofpeoplewho areinvolvedin aparticularactivity:

团体；队伍；大群

Shebroughtan armyofsupporterswith her.她带来一大群支持者。

[Cusually singular]informal

thesupportersof afootballteam,especiallyoneswhotraveltogamesin differenttowns,cities, orcountries:

（尤指随球队前往客场观战的）球迷的队伍

Scotland's 1 - 0victoryover France gave theTartanArmy something tocelebrate.苏格兰一比零赢了法国队，“格子军团”有理由欢庆一场。

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

The armed forces generally

anti-military
barracks
camouflage
CAO
casualty assistance officer
casualty notification officer
casualty officer
challenge
civvy street
court martial
guard
military
mission
mufti
quick march!idiom
reconnaissance
the armed forces
the SBS
unmilitary
WRAC

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Groups of people

Football/soccer

(Definition ofarmyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

army| American Dictionary

army

noun[C]

/ˈɑr·mi/

amilitaryforce, usuallybelongingto acountry, that has thetrainingandequipmenttofightonland:

Shedecidedtojointhe army.

An army is also anylargegroup:

An army ofbystanderswatchedthefilmcrewwork.

(Definition ofarmyfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofarmy

army

The army's political power distorted rights protection and market fairness.

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Arguably that is so in the paradigm cases of armies and mental asylums.

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The fear of standing armies went hand-in-hand with the fear of a corruption of the body politic.

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Drafts to replace losses would still leave the armies 100,000 men short in 1918, which would cause the suppression of about six divisions.

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Especially horrific were 1796, 1799, 1805, 1809, and 1813-15, for it was then that the biggest armies were present for longest.

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What is most striking is the way that states managed to build highly coherent political systems without the use of standing armies.

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Others found work as foot soldiers in the private armies of wealthy notables or as independent bandits.

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The commerce and theft of the two armies certainly suggests mercenary objectives rather than the close cooperation of allies.

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Both countries mobilized their armies, but pressure from the international community averted further escalation.

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Concomitantly, we see the emergence of professionally oriented armies that are no longer the mass armies of the modern era preparing for total war.

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The outcome was another valuable lesson that was incorporated into the army's written doctrine.

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His standard response was that 'in popular armies, partisan armies etc., the movement is obliged to utilise women in war also'.

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Despite local revenues being higher than the expenditures, the army's local battalions had not been paid for more than three months.

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As both armies waited for sunrise, a tempest arose and the dawn was darkened by dust clouds, so that men could scarce behold one another.

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Had he not repeatedly raised armies of volunteers to serve the national cause?

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Collocationswitharmy

army

These are words often used in combination witharmy.

Click on a collocation to see more examples of it.

advancing army

I always like to think of our scientific manpower as anadvancingarmy.

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allied army

In this case you are going to have analliedarmyto hit one of themselves.

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army ant

We hypothesized thatarmyant-bird interactions would be affected by both elevation and forest fragmentation.

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单词	army
释义	army noun uk /ˈɑː.mi/us /ˈɑːr.mi/ the army[+ sing/pl verb] B1 aparticularcountry'sfightingforce: （某国的）陆军，军队 When did youjointhe army?你什么时候参的军？ He hasdecidedon acareerinthe British Army.他已经决定投身英国军队。 The army was/were called out toenforcethecurfew.出动了军队以实行宵禁。 More examples The armyrecapturedthetownfrom therebels. Heservedin the army inIndiafor 20years. They'recallingon all men andboysover theageof 14 tojointhe army. "Have you been in the army for alongtime?" "Ijoinedup assoonas I'dleftschool." Theyfoughtfearlesslyagainst theinvadingarmies. B1[C] amilitaryforcethat has thetrainingandequipmenttofightonland: 陆上作战部队；陆军部队 Both the armiessufferedheavylossesin thebattle.两军在此役中均伤亡惨重。 Theministerisbelievedto have beenkilledby therebelarmy.据信部长已被叛军杀害了。 C2[Cusually singular] alargegroupofpeoplewho areinvolvedin aparticularactivity: 团体；队伍；大群 Shebroughtan armyofsupporterswith her.她带来一大群支持者。 [Cusually singular]informal thesupportersof afootballteam,especiallyoneswhotraveltogamesin differenttowns,cities, orcountries: （尤指随球队前往客场观战的）球迷的队伍 Scotland's 1 - 0victoryover France gave theTartanArmy something tocelebrate.苏格兰一比零赢了法国队，“格子军团”有理由欢庆一场。 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases The armed forces generally anti-military barracks camouflage CAO casualty assistance officer casualty notification officer casualty officer challenge civvy street court martial guard military mission mufti quick march!idiom reconnaissance the armed forces the SBS unmilitary WRAC See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Groups of people Football/soccer (Definition ofarmyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) army\| American Dictionary army noun[C] us /ˈɑr·mi/ amilitaryforce, usuallybelongingto acountry, that has thetrainingandequipmenttofightonland: Shedecidedtojointhe army. An army is also anylargegroup: An army ofbystanderswatchedthefilmcrewwork. (Definition ofarmyfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) Examplesofarmy army The army's political power distorted rights protection and market fairness. From theCambridge English Corpus Arguably that is so in the paradigm cases of armies and mental asylums. From theCambridge English Corpus The fear of standing armies went hand-in-hand with the fear of a corruption of the body politic. From theCambridge English Corpus Drafts to replace losses would still leave the armies 100,000 men short in 1918, which would cause the suppression of about six divisions. From theCambridge English Corpus Especially horrific were 1796, 1799, 1805, 1809, and 1813-15, for it was then that the biggest armies were present for longest. From theCambridge English Corpus What is most striking is the way that states managed to build highly coherent political systems without the use of standing armies. From theCambridge English Corpus Others found work as foot soldiers in the private armies of wealthy notables or as independent bandits. From theCambridge English Corpus The commerce and theft of the two armies certainly suggests mercenary objectives rather than the close cooperation of allies. From theCambridge English Corpus Both countries mobilized their armies, but pressure from the international community averted further escalation. From theCambridge English Corpus Concomitantly, we see the emergence of professionally oriented armies that are no longer the mass armies of the modern era preparing for total war. From theCambridge English Corpus The outcome was another valuable lesson that was incorporated into the army's written doctrine. From theCambridge English Corpus His standard response was that 'in popular armies, partisan armies etc., the movement is obliged to utilise women in war also'. From theCambridge English Corpus Despite local revenues being higher than the expenditures, the army's local battalions had not been paid for more than three months. From theCambridge English Corpus As both armies waited for sunrise, a tempest arose and the dawn was darkened by dust clouds, so that men could scarce behold one another. From theCambridge English Corpus Had he not repeatedly raised armies of volunteers to serve the national cause? From theCambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Collocationswitharmy army These are words often used in combination witharmy. Click on a collocation to see more examples of it. advancing army I always like to think of our scientific manpower as anadvancingarmy. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0 allied army In this case you are going to have analliedarmyto hit one of themselves. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0 army ant We hypothesized thatarmyant-bird interactions would be affected by both elevation and forest fragmentation. From theCambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/army##
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