单词 | troop |
释义 | troop I. 1. a. < the small troop … that guarded the settlement was drawn up on parade — Leslie Thomas > b. (1) (2) c. < victorious troops > 2. a. < a mobile and dynamic troop whose major aims are the improvement of the mind — E.O.Hauser > b. < she had … troops of friends — Havelock Ellis > < troops of servants and endless leisure — Letitia Fairfield > 3. < suddenly started a troop of tall giraffes — H.R.Haggard > < troops of finches and linnets up here — Richard Jefferies > 4. a. b. II. intransitive verb 1. < armies at the call of trumpet … troop to the standard — John Milton > 2. < trooped off to market — Bessie Hackett > < trooped away to the ball game > 3. < a snowy dove trooping with crows — Shakespeare > 4. < the fourth grade trooped in — Frances G. Patton > < pushed back their chairs and trooped into the kitchen — Kenneth Roberts > 5. < the miners troop home … trailing slowly in gangs across the white field — D.H.Lawrence > < hordes of hysterical revelers trooping through their rooms — Green Peyton > transitive verb obsolete • - troop the colors |
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