英:[truːp]
美:[truːp]
英:[truːp]
美:[truːp]
复数:troops
第三人称单数:troops
现在分词:trooping
过去式:trooped
过去分词:trooped
词根:troop
n.trooper 骑兵;骑警;伞兵;部队运输船
troopship 运兵舰;军队运输船
noun
a group of soldiers
a cavalry unit corresponding to an infantry company
troops plural armed forces, soldiers
a collection of people or things : crew sense 2
a flock of mammals or birds
the basic organizational unit of Boy Scouts or Girl Scouts under an adult leader
verb
intransitive verb
to move or gather in crowds
to go one's way : walk
to spend time together : associate
to move in large numbers
troop withdrawal撤军
army军队,着重指军队这个整体,包括陆海空三军。当与navy和air force并列使用时,则指陆军。如:We will have not only a powerful army but also a powerful air force and a powerful navy.(我们不但要有强大的陆军,而且要有强大的空军和海军。)
force军队,部队,着重指武力,常用复数。如:Forces were sent out to stop the conflict.派出武装部队制止这场冲突。
troop部队,着重指构成军队的士兵成员,常用复数。如:They sent the troops to the front.他们把军队派往前线。
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1540年代,“士兵团体”,1540年代,源自法语 troupe,源自古法语 trope “一群人,公司,军队,人群”(13世纪),一个起源不确定的词,可能来自法兰克人 *throp “集会,人群”或另一个日耳曼语源,可能与古英语 ðorp,古诺尔斯语 thorp “村庄”(见 thorp)有关。《牛津英语词典》将法语单词源自拉丁语 troppus “羊群”,其起源不明,但也可能来自所提出的日耳曼语源。自1580年代起,用于动物群体。具体而言,自1580年代起,“骑兵部队的一个分支”; 自1908年起用于童子军。1590年代的 Troops “武装部队”。
Noun Middle French trope, troupe company, herd, of Germanic origin; akin to Old English thorp, throp village — more at thorp
The first known use of troop was in 1545
tropismnoun
an automatic movement by an organism unable to move about from place to place and especially by a plant that involves a turning or growing toward or away from a stimulus (as light or moisture)also: a reflex reaction involving such a movement compare taxis
tropic1 of 3noun
either of the two parallels of the earth's latitude that are approximately 23½ degrees north of the equator and approximately 23½ degrees south of the equator
plural often capitalized the region lying between the two tropics
tropic2 of 3adjective
tropical
tropic3 of 3adjective
of, relating to, or being a tropism
a tropic movement of a plant
tropicaladjective
of, relating to, occurring in, or used in the tropics
tropicaladjective
of, relating to, occurring in, or used in the tropics
tropic1 of 3noun
either of the two parallels of the earth's latitude that are approximately 23½ degrees north of the equator and approximately 23½ degrees south of the equator
plural often capitalized the region lying between the two tropics
tropic2 of 3adjective
tropical
tropic3 of 3adjective
of, relating to, or being a tropism
a tropic movement of a plant
trophynoun
something taken from the enemy in victory or conquest especially when kept and displayed as proof of one's bravery or victory
took the enemy's flags as trophies
something given in recognition of a victory or as an award for achievement
a golf trophy
trophicadjective
of or relating to the process of getting and eating food : nutritional
troop1 of 2noun
a group of soldiers
plural armed forces, military
a collection of people or things : company
a flock of mammals or birds
a unit of Boy Scouts or Girl Scouts under an adult leader
troop2 of 2verb
to move or gather in crowds
troopernoun
a cavalry soldier
a police officer who rides a horse
a state police officer
troop1 of 2noun
a group of soldiers
plural armed forces, military
a collection of people or things : company
a flock of mammals or birds
a unit of Boy Scouts or Girl Scouts under an adult leader
troop2 of 2verb
to move or gather in crowds
1 Madison would actually lead the troops and do the necessary political infighting.
2 "This will take double the troops and military supplies," whispers Helmuth.
3 Nat didn’t realize how he had been yelling and cheering until the president had passed, and the troops had fallen in behind him.
4 “The elders decided it was time. There are all kinds of silly rumors about Abba evacuating soon. Some ignoramuses even say the federal troops have entered Awka!”
5 In June, Nixon made a bold move, announcing that he would begin withdrawing American troops from Vietnam, starting with twenty-five thousand men.
6 Meanwhile, as Cornwallis had his men build defenses against an attack, he learned that 3,000 French troops had arrived to reinforce Lafayette’s forces.
7 I have, therefore, instructed an orderly disengagement of troops.
8 Kaori pointed straight ahead without breaking her stride, like a general leading her troops into battle.
9 Ukrainian troops, backed by billions of dollars worth of i U.S. weapons, are expected to limit Russian gains.
10 The next phase of the operation will involve the deployment of more than 35,000 troops from a dozen countries...
下一阶段的军事行动将要对来自 12 个国家的 35,000多名士兵进行部署。
11 Fifth, speeds up enterprise legal adviser who raises a high quality troop.
五是加快培养一支高素质的企业法律顾问队伍.
12 Because they had to crawl into the tents like dogs, the troops called them “dog tents.”
13 The three of them trooped to the back of the restaurant where the maître d' had directed, and down a narrow flight of stairs, lit gloomily by little lamps hung in archways.
14 I used to follow the progress of the Nazi troops on a map I had hung on the drawing-room wall, while Clara knitted socks for the Allied soldiers.
15 The troop erupted with shrieks when someone encountered a snake.
16 Her mom became our Girl Scout troop leader and the volunteer who chaperoned field trips and sewed costumes for the school play.
17 A troop of baboons trotted along the bank to observe her, and the males uttered threatening cries.
18 Saiser said Alatas had promised to gradually reduce Indonesian troops in East Timor.
塞萨尔说,阿拉达斯曾保证将渐渐减少在东帝汶驻守的印尼军队.
19 “There’s no way to know until we see Swiss troops.”
20 The few who did show up fled at the sight of the British troops.
5 集合
collective meet meeting pack assembly syndrome nest aggregate ensemble congregation packing muster aggregation concourse rendezvous assemblage build-up close congress assemble marshal amass convene congregate group gather collective farm
7 运输
carrying carry traffic transport shipping transportation transit freight carriage forwarding portage conveyance translocation run convey ferry tote deport
8 连队
11 成群而行
12 中队
14 支持者
countenancer support second friend supporter prop patron backing cohort rabbi backer constituency stayer rooter favorer offsider
17 集结
18 运送
delivery transport shipping transportation transit carriage forwarding conveyance gun put lead carry forward deliver ship bear truck lift bowl convey hurl hump transpose waltz hearse
19 士兵
man soldier enlisted man enlisted gunner grunt sepoy jawan private warrior squaddie man-at-arms
20 团
regimental group party Mass corps cluster bundle regiment clot clump wad dollop fascicle agglomerate
21 一群人
set company public force race crew bunch crop tribe gang mob horde shoal knot flock cohort gaggle
22 列队行进
23 群
group game school lot community body band crowd bunch pride cluster gang nest clutch knot flock clot swarm skein wisp shoal boodle kaboodle Abelian group clump gaggle stirps team sort crew congress breed tribe bundle colony drift choir horde plump brood bevy ruck caboodle
24 军队的
25 部队
party force unit element outfit corps crush legionary command trs echelon vexillum commando troops the services presence service cavalry crowd battalion
27 离开
waygoing off standoff out hamba quit departure pullout walk-off remotion go mosey up-anchor part step rise separate split slide retire withdraw shove shag elongate toddle tootle mog stash leave clear blow void relinquish forsake forgo remove oneself take leave of take oneself away sit clear of shin it nix out flake off pull freight ease on take hook hit the trail bear off stay away weigh anchor up stakes
28 一团
pile mat lump clump blob tuft smother hunch troupe shag body round bunch fold huddle wad dollop wodge
29 一群
game lot body unit push pack battery bunch mess crop galaxy batch gang clutch parcel pod cohort squadron giggle kennel plump brood skit bevy gaggle sedge skulk covey passel boodle number run pride nest mob flock horde posse skein wisp the whole caboodle
30 军队
military Martial power force host army rank crew cohort commando armament soldiery legion service martial corps Sabaoth troops the army the services legionary
32 群集
social gregarious multitudinous school bike cluster grouping muster concourse throng host crowd flock huddle pullulate herd confluence swarm in shoals aswarm jam shoal congest alive clustered society constellate clot visitation repair overrun formicate
33 成群地来
34 用复数 军队
38 一群动物