英:[ˈserid]
美:[ˈsɛrid]
英:[ˈserid]
美:[ˈsɛrid]
ser·ried
se rid
Adjective
1. (especially of rows as of troops or mountains) pressed together;
"in serried ranks"
"紧密地挤在一起,按规律排列",1667年(在《失乐园》中),可能是源自于1580年代的军事术语 serry “紧密地挤在一起”的过去分词形容词,来自于法语 serre “紧密的,紧凑的”(12世纪),是 serrer “紧紧地压,扣紧”的过去分词,源自于通俗拉丁语 *serrare “闩,锁住”,来自于拉丁语 sera “闩,横杆”。它将是一个基于名词的并列动词,类似于古典拉丁语 serere “连接,加入; 排列,排队”,并且很可能像它一样,源自于 PIE 词根 *ser-(2)“排列”。
后来 serried 的使用归功于斯科特,他将其与 phalanx 联系起来。
The stubborn spearmen still made good
Their dark impenetrable wood,
Each stepping where his comrade stood,
The instant that he fell.
No thought was there of dastard flight ;
Link'd in the serried phalanx tight,
Groom fought like noble, squire like knight,
As fearlessly and well ;
[from "Marmion: A Tale of Flodden Field"]
顽固的枪兵仍然坚守
他们黑暗的、不可穿透的树林,
每个人都踩在他的战友脚下,
在他倒下的那一刻。
没有懦夫逃跑的想法;
紧密排列在一起的方阵中,
仆人像贵族一样战斗,侍从像骑士一样战斗,
同样勇敢,同样出色;
[来自《马密恩:弗洛登战场的故事》]
The first known use of serried was in 1667
serviceableadjective
prepared for or capable of service : useful
lasting or wearing well in use
serviceableadjective
prepared for or capable of service : useful
lasting or wearing well in use
serve1 of 2verb
to be a servant
to give the service and respect due
to work through or perform a term of service
served five years in the marines
to be in prison for or during
served a 10-year sentence
to act officially as a clergyman or priest
serve mass
to assist as server at mass
to be of use : answer a purpose
the tree serves as shelter
to be favorable or convenient
when the time serves
to hold an office : perform a duty
serve on a jury
to be enough for
a pie that will serve eight people
to help persons to food (as at a table or counter)
to set out portions of food or drink
to furnish or supply with something needed or desired
to wait on customers
to treat or act toward in a certain way
they served me ill
to bring to notice, deliver, or carry out as required by law
serve a summons
to make a serve (as in tennis)
serve2 of 2noun
the act of putting the ball or shuttlecock in play (as in tennis or badminton)
servernoun
a person who serves food or drink
the player who puts a ball in play
something (as a tray) used in serving food or drink
a computer in a network that is used to provide services (as access to files or the delivery of email) to other computers
servernoun
a person who serves food or drink
the player who puts a ball in play
something (as a tray) used in serving food or drink
a computer in a network that is used to provide services (as access to files or the delivery of email) to other computers
servantnoun
one that serves othersespecially: a person hired to perform household or personal services
servantnoun
one that serves othersespecially: a person hired to perform household or personal services
serumnoun
blood serum
antiserum
serriedadjective
crowded or pressed together
1 The 560 warriors, standing a foot high in serried ranks, have each had their facial expressions individually carved.
五百六十名一英尺高的兵马俑整齐的排列在一起,每个俑都拥有自己独特的表情。
2 And then, at five o'clock, the rains came, and "reduced the serried ranks to confusion."
3 Flowers came up every spring in their serried ranks.
4 But it also became a leviathan that focused on one kind of restaurant – those with formal dining rooms, white tablecloths and serried ranks of waiters.
5 Who says our friends a handful are, Our foes a serried host?
6 I can make armoured wagons carrying artillery, which shall break through the most serried ranks of the enemy, and so open a safe passage for his infantry.
7 Looking forward through the hooked-back door, he could see the lower yards and serried shrouds of a big iron ship that was lying half-loaded on the Shasta's starboard side.
8 It was a grand sight, Cracker, for the sun now shone gaily down on their soldiers, in serried ranks of horse and foot.
9 George Walton, known as "John Boy," commands the 561st Tactical Fighter Squadron, and he recalls the rush as he guided his F-4G Wild Weasel over the serried ranks of antiaircraft batteries around the Iraqi capital.
10 While the mining giant's problems began long before China moved its serried ranks of polished missile carriers onto the parade ground, it's a measure of just how powerful Chinese demand can be.
11 With the theory of engineering design method, a PD-Controller is serried in the first-channel of the control system, and the optimal parameters are obtained.
首先利用经典控制理论中的工程设计方法,在控制系统的前向通道中串联一个PD控制器,并合理的设计了控制器的参数。
12 In an instant, the whole scenery was lit up by the blaze of the guns, which threw also a red and baleful light over the serried ranks, pressing with fixed bayonets to the assault.
13 On my drive south from Madrid, I'd seen wind turbines serried on the horizon, and wondered if even Cervantes' knight would have been mad enough to charge such giants.
14 There is certainly something extreme about the serried carcasses, blackened by blow torches to burn off the fur, the faces charred in a rictus grin.
15 As the red light of the torches fell on steel caps and polished hauberks, on the serried ranks of pikemen, and the circle of white-faced townsmen, the picturesque old square looked doubly picturesque.
16 But it's no worse than the serried ranks of perfectly serviceable thrillers churned out by traditional publishers, and sometimes it's better – fresher.
17 Perhaps now is the perfect moment for you, your parents and grandparents, your friends and relatives to stand up, form yourselves into your serried ranks, gowns on and caps in hand ready to be tossed.
18 Beyond it the mists were streaming across the deep valley and crawling filmily athwart the pines that climbed in serried battalions towards the gleaming snow.
19 There are serried ranks of wives and lovers and misfits and buttinskies and assorted hangers-on.
20 Washington was beginning to realize that he was not going to win the war with a grand assault against the serried ranks of redcoats.
1 靠拢
2 拥挤
dense chockablock squeeze congestion press pack swarm hustle overcrowd jostle congest shove huddle throng poky jam surcharge heavy crowded aswarm crowd crush
3 锯齿状
serriform redented jagged toothed sawtooth splintery serrate sawtoothed serrulate indent indentation
4 排紧
7 密集
hoatching close tight compact dense congested conglomerate massed close-packed thick traffic density congestion press touch cluster mat serry intensive -intensive a tight squeeze stipate close-set agglomerate agglomerative heavily densely intensively thickness thick and fast built-up seethe concentrated thicketed swarm mass