marshal例句

1. 典礼官
2. 司仪
3. 陆军元帅，陆空军高级将官
4. 空军元帅
5. 马歇尔（音译名）
6. 宪兵主任
7. 元帅，司令官
8. 联邦执行官
9. 市司法官
10. 消防队长，消防
12. 体育竞赛组织人员
13. 执法官，职行官
15. 高级将官

1. 整理
2. 安排
3. 整顿
4. （使）排列
5. 【徽章】配列（纹章在盾等上）
6. 【律】决定分派次序
7. 集合，汇集，集结，收集
8. 带，领
9. 引导，引领
10. 列举
11. 清理
12. 统帅
13. 调度，指挥
14. 编列，将编组
15. 配置
16. 控制人群
17. 组织
18. 维持秩序

1. a law officer having duties similar to those of a sheriff in carrying out the judgments of a court of law
2. (in some countries) a military officer of highest rank

1. place in proper rank;

   "marshal the troops"
   

2. arrange in logical order;

   "marshal facts or arguments"
   

3. make ready for action or use;

   "marshal resources"
   

4. lead ceremoniously, as in a procession

1.召集;收集;安排;组织
If youmarshal people or things, you gather them together and arrange them for a particular purpose.

e.g. Richard was marshalling the doctors and nurses, showing them where to go.
理查德正在召集医护人员，向他们说明去哪里。
e.g. ...the way in which Britain marshalled its economic and political resources to protect its security interests.
英国为保护其安全利益所采取的集中经济与政治资源的方法

2.司仪，典礼官；(尤指体育赛事的)总指挥
Amarshal is an official who helps to supervise a public event, especially a sports event.

e.g. The grand prix is controlled by well-trained marshals...
大奖赛由训练有素的典礼官协调指挥。
e.g. During the demonstration, marshals handed over to the police a young man caught breaking shop windows.
示威期间，组织者逮到一个正在砸商店玻璃的年轻人并将其移送警方。

3.(美国等的地方)局
In the United States and some other countries, amarshal is a police officer, often one who is responsible for a particular area.

e.g. A federalmarshal was killed in a shoot-out.
战中一名联邦局身亡。

4.消防队长
Amarshal is an officer in a fire department.

marshal的反义词

e.g. ...a Cleveland county firemarshal.
克利夫兰县的消防队长

5.(英国等的)陆军元帅，空军元帅
In Britain and some other countries, amarshal is an officer who has the highest rank in an army or air force.

e.g. ...Air ChiefMarshal Sir Kenneth Cross.
空军上将肯尼思·克罗斯爵士

1. Zhukov was a marshal of former Soviet Union .
   朱可夫是前苏联的一位元帅。
2. The marshal rode at the head of the parade.
   典礼官骑马行进在检阅队伍的前面。
3. He was appointed fire marshal.
   他被任命为消防队长。

1. The general marshaled his army for battle.
   将军集结准备战斗。
2. Marshal your arguments before debating.
   辩论前整理一下你的论点。
3. He marshaled his facts well.
   他把事实列举得很好。
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4. She was marshaled before the king.
   她被引导到国王面前。

marshal into (v.+prep.)

按礼仪引导觐见guide or lead sb with ceremony into sth
marshal sb into sth

He marshaled them into the presence of the Queen.

他引导他们觐见女王。

The foreign visitors were marshaled into the presence of the king.

外宾被引导觐见国王。

marshal together (v.+adv.)

将…集合在一起gather (people or things) together
marshal sb/sth together

To write a good article, you need to marshal all the facts together and then judge and arrange them.

要写一篇好文章,你需要把所有事实收集起来,然后进行判断、整理。

All the soldiers were marshaled together in the yard, ready to march away.

全体士兵被集合在院子里,准备出发。

marshal, arrange, methodize, order, organize

这组词都有“整理”“安排”的意思。它们的区别是：

1.order指把事物安排得井井有条,和谐一致,或者按照固有的或严格的规则进行“安排”。

2.arrange指按照恰当的秩序、关系、计划、需要或可能等进行“安排”或“调整”。例如:

Before going away, he arranged his business affairs.在离开之前,他把业务都安排好了。

The point is how to arrange our daily life well.问题在于如何把我们的日常生活安排好。

3.marshal指为了便于安排或提高效率而进行的“调整”“整理”。例如:

Next day he found they had been marshaled to go by air to Beijing.第二天,他发现大家已经安排好,打算乘飞机到北京去。

4.methodize指通过规定次序、方式等使工作条理化。例如:

We want you to methodize the everyday work of the factory.我们要你使厂里的日常工作条理化。

5.organize指把分散的有关人员或事物编成一个整体,使每一个体在这个整体中都能各尽其职或各行其是。例如:

Older students were having difficulty in studying and organizing themselves.年龄大的学生们学习有困难,也难以组织起来。

The explorer organized an expedition to the North Pole.这位探险家组织了一次北极探险活动。