marshal
英 [ˈmɑːʃl]
美 [ˈmɑːrʃl]
n.
元帅；联邦司法区执法官；市司法官；典礼官；国家高级官员；警察局局长；消防队长；巡回法官随员
v.
列队；集合整队；合并；引领；编组；引导
复数： marshals
第三人称单数： marshals
现在分词： marshalling
过去式： marshalled
过去分词： marshalled
英文释义：
n.
1.a law officer having duties similar to those of a sheriff in carrying out the judgments of a court of law
执行法庭判决的法律官员，其职责类似于司法行政官
2.(in some countries) a military officer of highest rank
(在一些国家)最高级别的军事官员
v.
1.place in proper rank
放在适当的位置
2.arrange in logical order
按逻辑顺序排列
3.make ready for action or use
为行动或使用做好准备
4.lead ceremoniously, as in a procession
像在游行队伍中一样隆重地引导
举个例子：
1.Marshal your arguments before debating.
辩论前整理一下你的论点。
2.The oldest general was appointed marshal of the armies.
资格最老的将军被任命为军队的元帅。
3.The fire marshal directed the hook-and-ladder units.
消防队长指挥云梯消防队。
4.He marshaled his facts well.
他把事实列举得很好。
常用短语：
field marshal n. 陆军元帅
air marshal （英国）空军中将
词汇拓展：
近义词
n. lawman, law officer, peace officer, commissioned military officer
v. put, set, place, pose, position, lay, arrange
联想词
colonel陆军上校;
sheriff州长;
lieutenant中尉;
commander指挥官;
deputy代理人，代表;
officer军官，警官;
sergeant军士;
policeman警察;
magistrate地方法官, 治安官;
chief酋长;
prosecutor检举人;
