dragoon如何读

英:[drəˈgu:n]

美:[drəˈɡun, dræ-]

dragoon是什么意思

  • n.(龙)骑兵
  • vt.迫使;镇压

dragoon自然拼读

dra·goon

dr gun

dragoon变形

复数:dragoons

第三人称单数:dragoons

现在分词:dragooning

过去式:dragooned

过去分词:dragooned

dragoon扩展

dragoonage (n.)

dragoon英英释义

noun

a member of a European military unit formerly composed of heavily armed mounted troops

cavalryman

verb

transitive verb

to subjugate or persecute by harsh use of troops

to force into submission or compliance especially by violent measures

dragoon词源中文解释

1620年代,"骑兵士兵拿着枪支",因此既能骑马又能步行服役,源于法语 dragon,,可能是因为他们携带的枪支而得名,从 dragon "卡宾枪、火枪",因为这些枪支像龙一样呼吸着火焰(见 dragon )。另请参见 -oon 。有关意义的演变,请参见 musket 。

dragoon词源英文解释

Noun French dragon dragon, dragoon, from Middle French

The first known use of dragoon was in 1604

dragoon儿童词典英英释义

drain1 of 2verb

to draw off or flow off gradually or completely

drain water from a tank

to exhaust physically or emotionally

to make or become gradually dry or empty drained the country of its resources

drain a swamp

drain2 of 2noun

a means (as a pipe, channel, or sewer) of draining

the act of draining

a gradual using up

something that causes a using up

a drain on our resources

drainagenoun

the act of draining

something drained off

a method of drainingalso: a system of drains

drain1 of 2verb

to draw off or flow off gradually or completely

drain water from a tank

to exhaust physically or emotionally

to make or become gradually dry or empty drained the country of its resources

drain a swamp

drain2 of 2noun

a means (as a pipe, channel, or sewer) of draining

the act of draining

a gradual using up

something that causes a using up

a drain on our resources

dragsternoun

a vehicle (as an automobile) made for drag racing

dragoon1 of 2noun

a mounted infantry soldier

dragoon2 of 2verb

to get (someone) to do something by force

dragoon 例句

1 The Dragoon itself is a difficult unit to balance because it is both fast and ranged.

龙骑士本身是一种很难平衡的单位。因为他同时具有快速移动能力和远程攻击能力。

2 Simeon of Cyrene would have been the innocent brunch-goer, and the Romans dragoon him into Christ’s Passion, giving him an honor every human on earth should have desired.

3 Elizabeth is a former C.I.A. analyst turned college professor with a husband, two children and a horse farm who is dragooned into public service.

4 The two companies of U.S. Army dragoons that arrived eight months before Texas joined the union in 1846 followed Republic of Texas volunteers, the Mexican army and Spaniards who established the city in 1718.

5 Wreathed in the smiles of paternity, he related, “She mainly buffet Shirley around in circles and step on her toes like a rummy dragoon.”

6 This one contains two figurines that you are invited to decorate with feathers and pipe cleaners — I dragooned my children for this part — and a number of cunning packages.

7 Prattville Dragoons monument in Prattville, above, erected 1916, to honor unit that fought in the Battle of Shiloh.

8 A trial court judge’s ruling subsequently upheld on appeal says a law allowing the state to withhold funds amounts to “economic dragooning.”

9 In this state they set forth with the sharp rain driving in their faces: clattering at a heavy dragoon trot over the uneven town pavement and out upon the mire-deep roads.

他们就像这样冒着打在面颊上的急雨出发了。 马蹄踏着龙骑兵式的沉重步伐在市镇的凹凸不平的街道上和市外深深的泥泞里吧哒吧哒走着。

10 I was dragooned into helping.

我是被迫帮忙的。

11 In Congo, he worked three years building relationships with militia leaders, convincing them to lay down their weapons and release the children they had dragooned into being soldiers.

12 But the main action concerns Flashman, a light dragoon and a womanizing drunkard who skips from duel to romp to “forceful seduction.”

13 Each audience member — there’s room for 10 pods of one or two people — in effect plays the customer dragooned into service; without actually moving at all, you become implicated in the action: cooking, eating, sleeping.

14 It used to be illegal for employers to dragoon their workers into participating in their political activities.

15 Baltic states, extinguished as independent nations by Stalin in 1940 and dragooned at gunpoint into the Soviet Union, feel much the same way.

16 ‘Kagemusha’ A condemned criminal in feudal Japan is dragooned into posing as an ailing clan leader whom he somewhat resembles in Akira Kurosawa’s epic 1980 historical drama.

17 I'm less impressed by After the Battle, the tale of an anguished working-class horseman dragooned into storming the protesters during last year's Egyptian uprising.

18 The premise has the boys, the worst soldiers imaginable, coping with being dragooned into the U.S.

19 Even when earlier on three or more subgroups are doing entirely different, often intense things, the mood is controlled, involuntary, dragooned.

20 And you can expect Dragoon to focus on poorly defended areas.

你也可以要求龙骑兵重点保护防守较弱的地区。

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