marshal
UK/'mɑ:ʃәl/US
GREB2
Definitions
n.
A high-ranking military officer; a law enforcement officer; a person who organizes a ceremony or event.
元帅；执法官；典礼官
v.
To arrange people or things in an orderly way; to guide or lead ceremoniously.
整理，排列；引领，带领
Root Breakdown
Native Englishmarshalother
=marshal
Example Sentences
- 1.
The marshal directed traffic at the intersection with great authority.
- 2.
She needed to marshal her thoughts before the presentation.
- 3.
The army general began to marshal troops for the defense.