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Collins English-Chinese Dictionary
- troop
[truːp]
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1.
noun
[c]
[of people, animals]
群
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2.
noun
[of soldiers]
队
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3.
vi.
to troop in/out 结队进/出
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4.
pl
[c]
[军]
troops 部队
Collins English-English Dictionary
- troop
[truːp]
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1.
n
a large group or assembly; flock
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a troop of children
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2.
n
a subdivision of a cavalry squadron or artillery battery of about platoon size
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3.
n
[plural]
armed forces; soldiers
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4.
n
a large group of Scouts comprising several patrols
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5.
n
an archaic spelling of troupe
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6.
vi.
[intr]
to gather, move, or march in or as if in a crowd
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7.
vt.
[tr]
[military]
[chiefly Brit]
to parade (the colour or flag) ceremonially
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trooping the colour
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8.
vt.
[tr]
[Brit]
[military]
[slang]
(formerly) to report (a serviceman) for a breach of discipline
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9.
vt.
an archaic word for consort
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10.
vi.
[Etymology]
C16: from French troupe, from troupeau flock, of Germanic origin
Examples
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a troop of children
→ troop
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部队调动频繁。
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There have been numerous troop movements.
→ 调动
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趁敌人不备, 他带兵直入敌人老巢。
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He led the troop to attack the enemies camp when they were off guard.
→ 带兵
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在冰雪覆盖的边境高原有一支骑兵队日夜巡逻守卫疆陲。
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There is a troop of cavalry guarding the borders on the ice-capped plateau.
→ 疆埸
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市委讲师团分三路下乡宣传党的方针政策。
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The publicizing troop of the Municipal Party Committee divides themselves into three groups to inform people in the countryside about the policies of the Chinese Communist Party.
→ 讲师团
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他们这个部队向来以军风严整著称。
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Their troop is famous for its neat carriage.
→ 军风
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我军在阵地中修筑了坚固的隐蔽所。
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Our troop has bulit a solid covered shelter at our position.
→ 隐蔽所
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野战部队正在冒着寒冷的雨雪急行军。
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The field troop is marching hurriedly in the cold rain and snow.
→ 雨雪
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部队誓死也要保护运输线的畅通。
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The troop swore to the death to keep the tansport route unblocked.
→ 运输线
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工兵在敌军大部队到达前炸毁了大桥。
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The engineers in the army blew up the bridge before the enemy troop arrived.
→ 炸毁
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