marshal

/ˈmɑːʃl/ n. / v.
标准词条 CET-4
一句话记住

元帅；司仪；执法官；整理；安排；召集

释义与例句

n. 元帅；司仪；执法官
a high-ranking military officer, or an official who organises and controls a public event or ceremony
  1. The field marshal led the troops to victory in the final battle.
    陆军元帅率领部队在最后一战中取得胜利。
  2. Stewards acted as marshals to guide the crowds at the parade.
    工作人员担任司仪，在游行中引导人群。
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  1. The fire marshal inspected the building for safety hazards.
    消防检查官检查了大楼的安全隐患。
v. 整理；安排；召集
to gather people or things together and organise them in an effective way
  1. She marshalled all her evidence before making her case in court.
    她在法庭陈述前整理好了所有证据。
  2. The teacher marshalled the children into two straight lines.
    老师把孩子们排成两条直线。
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  1. He managed to marshal enough support to pass the new law.
    他设法召集到足够的支持来通过新法律。

词源与构词

记忆钩子 marshal 既可作名词指元帅或活动司仪，也可作动词指“整理、集结”，如 marshal one's thoughts（整理思路）。

词族与关联词

同义词
  • organise 组织；安排
    marshal 作动词强调有系统地集中并安排人或事物，常用于证据、力量、人群；organise 更通用，指安排活动或事物。
    She helped organise the school's annual charity event. 她帮助组织了学校一年一度的慈善活动。
常见搭配
  • marshal one's thoughts 整理思路
    He paused to marshal his thoughts before answering. 他停顿了一下，整理思路后再回答。
  • marshal the troops 集结部队
    The general marshalled the troops for the final assault. 将军集结部队发起最后进攻。
  • a parade marshal 游行指挥
    The parade marshal blew his whistle to start the procession. 游行指挥吹响哨子，队伍开始行进。