posse如何读

英：[ˈpɒsi]

美：[ˈpɑsi]

posse是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 一队
  2. 民团
  3. 一团
  4. 一群
  5. <美>地方治安维持队
  6. 地方武装团队
  7. 武装队
  8. 一批人
  9. 一伙人
  10. 【律】民兵
  11. 乌合之众
  12. 暴徒
  13. 可能性
  14. 潜在力
  15. 临时组织起来的一群人
  16. 警卫队
  17. 地方团队
  18. （为追捕罪犯而组成的）民防团
  19. 波塞（音译名）
  20. 波斯（音译名）
  21. 波瑟（音译名）
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posse自然拼读

pos·se

pa si

posse变形

复数:posses

posse英英释义

noun

a large group often with a common interest

a body of persons summoned by a sheriff to assist in preserving the public peace usually in an emergency

a group of people temporarily organized to make a search (as for a lost child)

entourage sense 1

posse词组

in posse[拉丁语]可能存在的(地)；可能的(地)；潜在的(地),可能地 

posse词源中文解释

1640年代（早在14世纪的盎格鲁拉丁语中），缩写自 posse comitatus “县的力量”（1620年代，晚于13世纪的盎格鲁拉丁语），源自中世纪拉丁语 posse “人员组成； 力量”，来自拉丁语 posse “有力量，有能力”（参见 potent）和 comitatus “县的”，晚期拉丁语“法院宫殿”的属格（参见 comitatus）。一般意义上的“武装力量”始于1640年代； 现代俚语意义上的“小团伙”可能源自西部电影。

Posse comitatus, the power of the county; in law, the body of men which the sheriff is empowered to call into service to aid and support him in the execution of the law, as in case of rescue, riot, forcible entry and occupation, etc. It includes all male persons above the age of fifteen. In Great Britain peers and clergymen are excluded by statute. The word comitatus is often omitted, and posse alone is used in the same sense. [Century Dictionary]
Posse comitatus，县的力量； 在法律上，警长有权召集一群人来协助和支持他执行法律，例如在救援、暴动、强行进入和占领等情况下。它包括所有15岁以上的男性。在英国，贵族和牧师被法令排除在外。单词 comitatus 经常被省略， posse 单独使用具有相同的意义。[世纪词典]

posse词源英文解释

Medieval Latin posse comitatus, literally, power or authority of the county

The first known use of posse was in 1645

posse儿童词典英英释义

possessive1 of 2adjective

of, relating to, or being a grammatical case that shows ownership or a similar relation

showing the desire to possess or control

a possessive attitude

possessive2 of 2noun

the possessive case

a noun or pronoun in the possessive case

possessive1 of 2adjective

of, relating to, or being a grammatical case that shows ownership or a similar relation

showing the desire to possess or control

a possessive attitude

possessive2 of 2noun

the possessive case

a noun or pronoun in the possessive case

possessionnoun

the act of possessing or holding as one's own : ownership

control of property without regard to ownership

something held as one's own

an area under the control of but not actually part of a nation

island possessions of the U.S.

control by an idea or influence from outside oneself

possessionnoun

the act of possessing or holding as one's own : ownership

control of property without regard to ownership

something held as one's own

an area under the control of but not actually part of a nation

island possessions of the U.S.

control by an idea or influence from outside oneself

possessverb

to have and hold as property : own

to have as a characteristic, knowledge, or skill

possesses a keen wit

to enter into and control firmly : dominate whatever possessed you to do that

possessed by a demon

possessverb

to have and hold as property : own

to have as a characteristic, knowledge, or skill

possesses a keen wit

to enter into and control firmly : dominate whatever possessed you to do that

possessed by a demon

possessverb

to have and hold as property : own

to have as a characteristic, knowledge, or skill

possesses a keen wit

to enter into and control firmly : dominate whatever possessed you to do that

possessed by a demon

possenoun

a group of people called upon by a sheriff for help (as in pursuit of a criminal)

a number of people organized to make a search (as for a lost child)

posse 例句

1 A. posse of Touchable Policemen crossed the Meenachal River, sluggish and swollen with recent rain, and picked their way through the wet undergrowth, the clink of handcuffs in someone’s heavy pocket.

2 A posse was sent out in search of the Howards.

3 They got a posse together, and went off to guard the river bank, and as soon as it is light the sheriff and a gang are going to beat up the woods.

他们调集了一队人马，部署在河岸上，担任守卫工作。等天亮后，警长还亲自带一帮人到森林去搜查。

4 Word spread, and men for miles around made up a posse.

5 The sheriff said posse could head off the outlaws at the pass.

那位行政司法长官说,警察们可以在关口截住那些亡命之徒.

6 But now she decided to skip her post-class musing-on-the-mats routine, head straight for the Serenity Posse II meeting on Amsterdam.

可是现在她决意不例行课后坐毯子上冥想，径直前去阿姆斯特丹区平稳互助见面会二期。

7 Hundreds of white veterans, recently returned from fighting in Europe, having been told that a conspiracy to murder white planters had begun, joined the posse.

8 Barack’s rowdy Hawaiian high school guy posse mingled happily with a handful of his Kenyan relatives, who wore brightly colored East African hats.

9 Dad was so sure a posse of federal investigators was on our trail that he smoked his unfiltered cigarettes from the wrong end.

10 “No posse of Prentisstown men is going to take this town.”

11 And I don't really want to date someone who has a posse.

但我不想和一个有后援团的人约会。

12 It’s his word against the Commander’s, unless he wants to head a posse.

13 The posse of bloodthirsty whites still rampaged across the Valentine farm when they left.

14 She formed a “posse” with other young women with cancer.

她同患有癌症的妇女们成立了一个“群社”。

15 And now, here they were, all three like a posse come to rescue her.

16 Eliu turned the pack upside down and kicked through the things that fell out, the dehydrated food packages, socks, extra shirt, matches, and the posse’s picnic garbage.

17 A posse of Detroit executives went to Tokyo to plead for relief from Japan's export drive.

底特律汽车界的一些高管们前往东京,恳求日本减弱其向美国的出口势头.

18 They’re all packed with the most famous faces in the world and their posses—resulting in the strictest of doors.

19 It is in everybody's interest that Sheriff Obama and the Republican posse work together.

奥巴马警长和共和党人卫队的通例合作关乎每个人的利益所在。

20 A posse of Marsh's friends persuaded them that this was a bad idea.

马什的一群朋友劝他们说这是个馊主意。

posse 同义词

1 全称

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2 一群人

set base population mob assemblage gaggle and company force push crowd crush

3 潜在力

potential

4 民兵

militia militia-man national militia

5 一组

set number house element battery corps batch cluster platoon covey

6 一群

number collection batch cluster congregation cohort squadron brood skein covey jingbang company pack cloud gang clutch constellation bevy skit game run lot body crop pride troop nest mob flock horde wisp skulk the whole caboodle element battery mass gaggle

7 一批

run lot body block battery budget edition crowd crop batch parcel brood covey

8 一伙

element tribe gang

9 暴徒

tiger bully mob mug thug bandit goon dragoon mobster rioter ruffian swashbuckler desperado toughie bucko toughy doggery rough scuff plug ugly

10 可能性

possible chance possibility percentage odds potentiality verisimilitude probabilistic break shot promise capability prospect probability likelihood feasibility resemblance viability presumption likeliness

11 乌合之众

tumultuary ragabash varletry mob medley rabble canaille doggery ragtag

12 一队

pack corps squadron platoon skein tail troop gang crocodile company

13 民兵队

trainband

14 群众

mob congregational jingbang clamjamfry press train crowd crush flock multitude squash herd swarm huddle confluence throng ruck masses demos hoi polloi

15 民团

trainband

16 搜索队

searchlight

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