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1 (noun) in the sense of troops

Definition

soldiers who guard a base or fort

a five-hundred-man garrison

Synonyms

troops

group

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unit

a secret military unit

section

command

armed force

detachment

a detachment of marines

2 (noun) in the sense of fort

Definition

the place itself

The approaches to the garrison have been heavily mined.

Synonyms

fort

Soldiers inside the fort are under sustained attack.

fortress

a 13th-century fortress

camp

base

Gunfire was heard at an army base close to the airport.

post

Quick, back to your posts!

station

stronghold

fortification

troops stationed just behind the fortification

encampment

a large military encampment

fortified pa (New Zealand)

1 (verb) in the sense of occupy

Definition

to station (soldiers) in (a fort or base)

British troops still garrisoned the country.

Synonyms

occupy

Alexandretta had been occupied by the French in 1918.

protect

He vowed to protect them.

guard

Sentries guarded the entrance to the building.

defend

They defended themselves against some thugs.

man

Soldiers manned roadblocks in the city.

supply with troops

2 (verb) in the sense of station

Definition

to station (soldiers) in (a fort or base)

No other soldiers were garrisoned there.

Synonyms

station

I was stationed there just after the war.

position

post

After training she was posted to Brixton.

mount

The fuel tank is mounted on the side of the truck.

install

They had installed wi-fi in the apartment.

assign

Did you choose this country or were you simply assigned here?

put on duty

单词	garrison
释义	Trends of garrison View usage for: garrison (gærɪsən) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense garrisons, present participle garrisoning, past tense, past participle garrisoned 1. countable noun [with singular or plural verb] A garrison is a group of soldiers whose task is to guard the town or building where they live. ...a five-hundred-man French army garrison. Synonyms: troops, group, unit, section More Synonyms of garrison 2. countable noun A garrison is the buildings which the soldiers live in. The approaches to the garrison have been heavily mined. Synonyms: fort, fortress, camp, base More Synonyms of garrison 3. verb To garrison a place means to put soldiers there in order to protect it. You can also say that soldiers are garrisoned in a place. British troops still garrisoned the country. [VERB noun] No other soldiers were garrisoned there. [be VERB-ed] ...the large, heavily garrisoned towns. [VERB-ed] Synonyms: occupy, protect, guard, defend More Synonyms of garrison More Synonyms of garrison garrison in British English (ˈɡærɪsən) noun 1. the troops who maintain and guard a base or fortified place 2. a. the place itself b. (as modifier) a garrison town verb 3. (transitive) to station (troops) in (a fort) Word origin C13: from Old French garison, from garir to defend, of Germanic origin; compare Old Norse verja to defend, Old English, Old High German werian Garrison in American English (ˈgærəsən) William Lloyd1805-79; U.S. editor, lecturer, & abolitionist leader garrison in American English (ˈgærəsən) noun 1. troops stationed in a fort or fortified place 2. a fortified place with troops, guns, etc.; military post or station verb transitive 3. a. to station troops in (a fortified place) for its defense b. to occupy and control by sending troops into 4. to place (troops) on duty in a garrison Word origin ME garison < OFr < garir (see garret); meaning infl. by assoc. with ME & OFr garnison, a garrison, provisions < garnir, to furnish: see garnish Examples of 'garrison' in a sentence garrison Their usual lot was to be posted to a garrison town where they had little to do. Shubert, Adrian A Social History of Modern Spain (1991) They were held at a military garrison. Times, Sunday Times (2009) The villa was up the road from a large garrison. Times, Sunday Times (2010) It is a long throw from the army garrison at Catterick. Times, Sunday Times (2007) It did not become a major garrison fort until the 4th century. Times, Sunday Times (2006) The resistance of the besieged garrison had thus become the great symbol of Nationalist heroism. Paul Preston The Spanish Civil War: Reaction, Revolution and Revenge He was soon sent to Hong Kong to reinforce the small garrison. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Elegant barracks were erected in the 18th century for a British garrison and still survive. Times, Sunday Times (2007) That is ten whole battalions, or more than the entire military garrison in Iraq. The Sun (2008) In 1832 Argentina dispatched a military garrison to the islands. Times, Sunday Times (2012) When morning came, panic gripped the German garrison. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Still, in provincial garrison towns they cut something of a figure and many officers could find wives from well-off families. Shubert, Adrian A Social History of Modern Spain (1991) A military garrison was opened to house about 100 of the 250 left homeless. Times, Sunday Times (2010) A senior officer pointed out that the academy is NOT a military garrison. The Sun (2009) In other languages garrison British English: garrison NOUN A garrison is a group of soldiers whose task is to guard the town or building where they live. ...a five-hundred-man army garrison. American English: garrison Brazilian Portuguese: guarnição Chinese: 卫戍部队 European Spanish: guarnición French: garnison German: Garnison Italian: guarnigione Japanese: 守備隊 Korean: 수비대 European Portuguese: guarnição Latin American Spanish: guarnición British English: garrison VERB To garrison a place means to put soldiers there in order to protect it. ...troops still garrisoned the country. American English: garrison Brazilian Portuguese: guarnecer Chinese: 派兵驻守 European Spanish: guarnecer French: être en garnison dans German: besetzen Italian: presidiare Japanese: 兵を駐留させる Korean: ~에 주둔시키다 European Portuguese: guarnecer Latin American Spanish: guarnecer All related terms of 'garrison' garrison cap → overseas cap garrison life the life of troops who maintain and guard a military base or fortified place garrison town a town containing a military base Garrison finish a close finish , as in a horse race , in which the winner comes from behind at the last moment garrison troops troops who maintain and guard a military base or fortified place overseas cap a soft , brimless military cap Chinese translation of 'garrison' garrison (ˈɡærɪsn) n (c) (= soldiers) 卫(衛)戍部队(隊) (wèishù bùduì) (支, zhī) (= building) 卫(衛)戍区(區) (wèishùqū) (个(個), gè) 1 (noun) in the sense of troops Definition soldiers who guard a base or fort a five-hundred-man garrison Synonyms troops group The recipes are divided into groups according to their main ingredients. unit a secret military unit section command armed force detachment a detachment of marines 2 (noun) in the sense of fort Definition the place itself The approaches to the garrison have been heavily mined. Synonyms fort Soldiers inside the fort are under sustained attack. fortress a 13th-century fortress camp base Gunfire was heard at an army base close to the airport. post Quick, back to your posts! station stronghold fortification troops stationed just behind the fortification encampment a large military encampment fortified pa (New Zealand) 1 (verb) in the sense of occupy Definition to station (soldiers) in (a fort or base) British troops still garrisoned the country. Synonyms occupy Alexandretta had been occupied by the French in 1918. protect He vowed to protect them. guard Sentries guarded the entrance to the building. defend They defended themselves against some thugs. man Soldiers manned roadblocks in the city. supply with troops 2 (verb) in the sense of station Definition to station (soldiers) in (a fort or base) No other soldiers were garrisoned there. Synonyms station I was stationed there just after the war. position post After training she was posted to Brixton. mount The fuel tank is mounted on the side of the truck. install They had installed wi-fi in the apartment. assign Did you choose this country or were you simply assigned here? put on duty Additional synonyms in the sense of assign Definition to select (someone) for a post or task Did you choose this country or were you simply assigned here? Synonyms select for, post, commission, elect, appoint, delegate, nominate, name, designate, choose for, stipulate for in the sense of base Definition a centre of operations, organization, or supply Gunfire was heard at an army base close to the airport. Synonyms centre, post, station, camp, settlement, headquarters, barracks, encampment in the sense of defend Definition to protect from harm or danger They defended themselves against some thugs. Synonyms protect, cover, guard, screen, secure, preserve, look after, shelter, shield, harbour, safeguard, fortify, ward off, watch over, stick up for (informal), keep safe, give sanctuary Nearby words of garrison garner garnish garret garrison garrulity garrulous gas Synonyms of 'garrison' garrison Explore 'garrison' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of post Definition to assign to or station at a particular place or position After training she was posted to Brixton. Synonyms station, assign, put, place, position, establish, locate, situate, put on duty in the sense of protect Definition to defend from trouble, harm, or loss He vowed to protect them. Synonyms keep someone safe, defend, keep, support, save, guard, secure, preserve, look after, foster, shelter, shield, care for, harbour, safeguard, watch over, stick up for (informal), cover up for, chaperon, give someone sanctuary, take someone under your wing, mount or stand guard over in the sense of unit Definition a team of people that performs a specific function, and often also their buildings and equipment a secret military unit Synonyms section, company, group, force, detail, division, cell, squad, crew, outfit (informal), faction, corps, brigade, regiment, battalion, legion, contingent, squadron, garrison, detachment, platoon
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