英语词汇“garrison”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

garrison

/ˈɡarɪs(ə)n

noun

1A group of troops stationed in a fortress or town to defend it: the entire garrison was mustered on the parade ground...

The garrisons - native troops commanded by British officers - held out and were relieved after a week of day and night assaults.
In what towns are the largest garrisons stationed?
The additional garrisons, Filipino troops, and effective use of the Navy all were important to expanding the reach of American military power.

Synonyms

armed force, force, military detachment, military unit, unit, platoon, brigade, regiment, squadron, battalion, company, legion, corps;

troops, militia, soldiers

1.1The building occupied by a garrison: forces from these garrisons have been used against governments...

Three parts of the building's walls have been unearthed during excavations at the garrison, giving archaeologists enough information to map out the route of the 940-metre circuit.
When you consider we're building 3,000 homes at the garrison, you start to realise it makes very good economical sense.
Sensing an impending emergency, he went to his headquarters on Merdeka Square, just beside the Jakarta garrison.

Synonyms

fortress, fort, fortification, stronghold, blockhouse, citadel, camp, encampment, cantonment, command post, base, station;

barracks, billet, quarters

rare casern

verb [with object]

1Provide (a place) with a group of troops: air reconnaissance showed the Germans had not garrisoned the island...

They were also allowed to garrison eight places and were given special places in all the parlements (known as chambres-mi-parties) where cases arose which involved Protestants.
But even if we were to garrison every town and village in the country, we could neither control nor stop this process.
It was this battle that caused the Kavanagh's to be treated so severally and had garrisoned the surrounding area so strongly and eventually led to the building of the chapel at Knockafaw as they could not build in the village.

Synonyms

defend, guard, protect, preserve, fortify, barricade, shield, secure;

man, occupy, supply with troops

1.1 [with object and adverbial of place] Station (troops) in a particular place: French troops were garrisoned at Phillipsburg...

However, the Irish did not simply escape paying taxes at the same level as in Britain, for army regiments were garrisoned in Ireland.
At the time the regiment was garrisoned in Ceylon we know that at least two Athy men were in the regiment's ranks.
France garrisons a regiment of the Foreign Legion in Mayotte, as well as a naval detachment.

Synonyms

station, post, put on duty, assign, billet, deploy, install;

base, site, place, position, locate, situate

Origin

Middle English (in the sense 'safety, means of protection'): from Old French garison, from garir 'defend, provide', of Germanic origin.

单词	garrison
释义	garrison /ˈɡarɪs(ə)n / noun 1A group of troops stationed in a fortress or town to defend it: the entire garrison was mustered on the parade ground... The garrisons - native troops commanded by British officers - held out and were relieved after a week of day and night assaults. In what towns are the largest garrisons stationed? The additional garrisons, Filipino troops, and effective use of the Navy all were important to expanding the reach of American military power. Synonyms armed force, force, military detachment, military unit, unit, platoon, brigade, regiment, squadron, battalion, company, legion, corps; troops, militia, soldiers 1.1The building occupied by a garrison: forces from these garrisons have been used against governments... Three parts of the building's walls have been unearthed during excavations at the garrison, giving archaeologists enough information to map out the route of the 940-metre circuit. When you consider we're building 3,000 homes at the garrison, you start to realise it makes very good economical sense. Sensing an impending emergency, he went to his headquarters on Merdeka Square, just beside the Jakarta garrison. Synonyms fortress, fort, fortification, stronghold, blockhouse, citadel, camp, encampment, cantonment, command post, base, station; barracks, billet, quarters rare casern verb [with object] 1Provide (a place) with a group of troops: air reconnaissance showed the Germans had not garrisoned the island... They were also allowed to garrison eight places and were given special places in all the parlements (known as chambres-mi-parties) where cases arose which involved Protestants. But even if we were to garrison every town and village in the country, we could neither control nor stop this process. It was this battle that caused the Kavanagh's to be treated so severally and had garrisoned the surrounding area so strongly and eventually led to the building of the chapel at Knockafaw as they could not build in the village. Synonyms defend, guard, protect, preserve, fortify, barricade, shield, secure; man, occupy, supply with troops 1.1 [with object and adverbial of place] Station (troops) in a particular place: French troops were garrisoned at Phillipsburg... However, the Irish did not simply escape paying taxes at the same level as in Britain, for army regiments were garrisoned in Ireland. At the time the regiment was garrisoned in Ceylon we know that at least two Athy men were in the regiment's ranks. France garrisons a regiment of the Foreign Legion in Mayotte, as well as a naval detachment. Synonyms station, post, put on duty, assign, billet, deploy, install; base, site, place, position, locate, situate Origin Middle English (in the sense 'safety, means of protection'): from Old French garison, from garir 'defend, provide', of Germanic origin. Rhymes caparison, comparison, Harrison
随便看	binocular vision binomial binomial distribution binomial nomenclature binomial theorem binominal binominally bins bint binturong binucleate bio bio- bioabsorbable bioaccumulate bioaccumulation bioaccumulative bioacoustic bioacoustical bioacoustics bioactivation skull session skunk skunk cabbage skunkweed

garrison

Origin

Rhymes