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

cavalry

/ˈkav(ə)lri

noun (plural cavalries) [usually treated as plural]

1(In the past) soldiers who fought on horseback: the cavalry charged up the hill the army numbered around 100,000 cavalry...

His army's main power was based on his cavalry - horse borne soldiers.
William's plan was to use the archers first to send their arrows into the English ranks, followed by the infantry in hand-to-hand combat and to finally advance with the cavalry who had the height and power of being on horseback.
In previous wars, horsed cavalry had performed such a role, but cavalry were generally of little use in the trenches of the Western Front.

Synonyms

mounted troops, cavalrymen, horse soldiers, troopers, horse;

dragoons, lancers, hussars, carabineers, cuirassiers, sabreurs

1.1Modern soldiers who fight in armoured vehicles: [as modifier]: a cavalry regiment...

How much force structure (in armored cavalry squadrons and regiments) do we have dedicated to reconnaissance and surveillance?
Several armored cavalry regiments (brigade equivalents) could be kept as independent units.
A regimental cavalry troop has two tank platoons, two scout platoons, and a heavy mortar section.

Derivatives

cavalryman

/ˈkav(ə)lrimən

/ noun (plural cavalrymen) ...

Every ten farmsteads were supposed to provide for a fully equipped soldier, including a horse if he was a cavalryman or dragoon.
In a commander's conference in 1957, he noted that some believed the airmen to be as wedded to the airplane as the cavalrymen was to the horse.
Along the route, military detachments, including cavalrymen from the Queen's Life Guards, will give royal salutes and there will be a guard of honour in Parliament Square.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from French cavallerie, from Italian cavalleria, from cavallo 'horse', from Latin caballus.

单词	cavalry
释义	cavalry /ˈkav(ə)lri / noun (plural cavalries) [usually treated as plural] 1(In the past) soldiers who fought on horseback: the cavalry charged up the hill the army numbered around 100,000 cavalry... His army's main power was based on his cavalry - horse borne soldiers. William's plan was to use the archers first to send their arrows into the English ranks, followed by the infantry in hand-to-hand combat and to finally advance with the cavalry who had the height and power of being on horseback. In previous wars, horsed cavalry had performed such a role, but cavalry were generally of little use in the trenches of the Western Front. Synonyms mounted troops, cavalrymen, horse soldiers, troopers, horse; dragoons, lancers, hussars, carabineers, cuirassiers, sabreurs 1.1Modern soldiers who fight in armoured vehicles: [as modifier]: a cavalry regiment... How much force structure (in armored cavalry squadrons and regiments) do we have dedicated to reconnaissance and surveillance? Several armored cavalry regiments (brigade equivalents) could be kept as independent units. A regimental cavalry troop has two tank platoons, two scout platoons, and a heavy mortar section. Derivatives cavalryman /ˈkav(ə)lrimən / noun (plural cavalrymen) ... Every ten farmsteads were supposed to provide for a fully equipped soldier, including a horse if he was a cavalryman or dragoon. In a commander's conference in 1957, he noted that some believed the airmen to be as wedded to the airplane as the cavalrymen was to the horse. Along the route, military detachments, including cavalrymen from the Queen's Life Guards, will give royal salutes and there will be a guard of honour in Parliament Square. Origin Mid 16th century: from French cavallerie, from Italian cavalleria, from cavallo 'horse', from Latin caballus.
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