英语词汇“to troop the colour”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

6. transitive (Military). to troop the colour (or colours): to perform that portion of the ceremonial known as Mounting of the Guard in which the colour is received. Also absol.The first Standing Order on the subject (but not containing the word) is dated May 1755; but the appellation may date back to Marlborough's time, as it is known that there were Campaign orders on the subject of Mounting of the Guard which do not appear to have been preserved. See ‘General Regulations, Orders, and Warrants, 1717–1766’, MS. in the Ministry of Defence Library, in which the ceremonial is fully described.

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to troop the colour (or colours)1803

1803 Instruct. Infantry (ed. 3) 11 To Troop or send for the Colours.

1816 Chron. in Ann. Reg. 8/1 After the trooping of the colours had taken place the detachment..received the Eagles.

1861 G. F. Berkeley Eng. Sportsman xiv. 233 In mounting guard they ‘troop’ as much as we do.

1893 Times 5 June 6/1 The ceremony called trooping the colour which dates back to the times of Marlborough.

1894 Times 1 June 10/1 First the colour was trooped, and then followed a march past in column.

单词	to troop the colour
释义	> as lemmas to troop the colour (or colours) 6. transitive (Military). to troop the colour (or colours): to perform that portion of the ceremonial known as Mounting of the Guard in which the colour is received. Also absol.The first Standing Order on the subject (but not containing the word) is dated May 1755; but the appellation may date back to Marlborough's time, as it is known that there were Campaign orders on the subject of Mounting of the Guard which do not appear to have been preserved. See ‘General Regulations, Orders, and Warrants, 1717–1766’, MS. in the Ministry of Defence Library, in which the ceremonial is fully described. ΘΚΠ society > armed hostility > military organization > ceremonial > perform ceremony [verb (intransitive)] > troop the colours to troop the colour (or colours)1803 1803 Instruct. Infantry (ed. 3) 11 To Troop or send for the Colours. 1816 Chron. in Ann. Reg. 8/1 After the trooping of the colours had taken place the detachment..received the Eagles. 1861 G. F. Berkeley Eng. Sportsman xiv. 233 In mounting guard they ‘troop’ as much as we do. 1893 Times 5 June 6/1 The ceremony called trooping the colour which dates back to the times of Marlborough. 1894 Times 1 June 10/1 First the colour was trooped, and then followed a march past in column. extracted from troopv. < as lemmas
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