marshal

中文意思

n. a law officer having duties similar to those of a sheriff in carrying out the judgments of a court of law
n. (in some countries) a military officer of highest rank
v. place in proper rank
v. arrange in logical order

n. 元帅
The famous marshal led the army to a decisive victory in the war.
这位著名的元帅率领军队在战争中取得了决定性的胜利。
n. 执法官
The federal marshal arrived at the court to protect the key witness.
联邦执法官赶到法院以保护关键证人。
n. 司仪
The parade marshal instructed everyone when to start walking down the street.
游行司仪指示大家何时开始沿街前行。
v. 整理
She needed time to marshal her thoughts before giving the presentation.
在做报告之前，她需要时间整理一下思路。
v. 编组
Workers in the yard were busy trying to marshal the train carriages.
车站车场的工人正忙着对火车车厢进行编组。
v. 引领
The staff member stepped forward to marshal the guests into the dining hall.
工作人员上前引领嘉宾进入宴会厅。