| 单词 | garrison |
| 释义 | gar·ri·son I. 1. 2. a. b. < the garrison is small, consisting largely of expert workmen employed in the machine shops — American Guide Series: Texas > specifically < a colony of Moors left as garrison by the old-time Turkish government — G.W.Murray > c. < storming Conservative garrisons with his Liberal dervishes — V.L.Albjerg > d. < Berlin … has become a garrison of the Allies — Eric Linklater > • - in garrison II. 1. < a small stockaded Fort Sackville was built but not permanently garrisoned — T.R.Hay > 2. a. < did not garrison any troops in Manchuria — H.E.Abend > b. < these three areas are the strategic heart of Europe and there can be no real peace or relaxation of tension as long as … troops garrison them — H.W.Baldwin > 3. a. < petty duties that become tragedies to garrisoned soldiers — Combat Forces Journal > b. < temporary sheet-iron buildings … capable of garrisoning about 1500 soldiers — American Guide Series: Louisiana > |
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