marshal
gb/mˈɑɹʃəl/ us/mˈɑɹʃəl/
B1
Inglês
~ 4800
mozgósít, rendez, rendszerez, marsall, rendező, szövetségi marsall, tábornagy, légi marsall
VERBO
B2
1
Padrão de uso:
to marshal [people/resources/arguments]
The campaign manager marshaled hundreds of volunteers for the event.
A kampányfőnök több száz önkéntest mozgósított az eseményre.
She marshaled her thoughts before speaking to the board.
Mielőtt felszólalt az igazgatótanács előtt, összeszedte a gondolatait.
The general marshaled his troops for the final push.
Exemplos para aprendentes
The teacher marshaled the students into groups.
A tanár csoportokba rendezte a diákokat.
He marshaled his ideas for the meeting.
Rendszerezte az ötleteit a megbeszélésre.
They marshaled help for the project.
Erro comum:
Learners sometimes confuse 'marshal' with 'martial' due to similar pronunciation, but they have different meanings.
Significado
Organize and lead people or resources
Colocações
marshal resources
|marshal support
|marshal an argument
|marshal evidence
Sinónimos
organize (More general; does not imply leadership or formal arrangement.)
|
mobilize (Often used for preparing forces or people for action, sometimes more urgent.)
Antónimos
disperse (Means to break up or scatter people or things instead of bringing them together.)
Temas
organization
|management
|events
|work
|business
|core_vocabulary
Definição
To bring people or things together and guide them for a plan or job.
To arrange, gather, and direct people, ideas, or resources in an orderly way to achieve a goal.
NOME
B1
2
The U.S. Marshal escorted the prisoner to court.
Az amerikai szövetségi marsall a bíróságra kísérte a foglyot.
A marshal directed traffic at the parade.
Egy rendező irányította a forgalmat a felvonuláson.
The marshals were responsible for security during the event.
Exemplos para aprendentes
The marshal caught the criminal.
A marsall elfogta a bűnözőt.
A marshal helped at the big race.
Egy rendező segített a nagy versenyen.
The marshal stood at the corner.
Significado
Official law enforcement officer
Colocações
U.S. Marshal
|court marshal
|chief marshal
Sinónimos
sheriff (A local law enforcement officer; not always equivalent in duties.)
Antónimos
civilian (A person not involved in law enforcement or the military.)
Temas
law
|government
|politics
|core_vocabulary
Definição
A police officer with special powers in some areas or countries.
A law enforcement officer with specific duties, often at a national or regional level, such as a U.S. Marshal.
NOME
B2
3
The field marshal led the victory parade.
A tábornagy vezette a győzelmi felvonulást.
He was promoted to air marshal after decades of service.
Évtizedes szolgálat után légi marsallá léptették elő.
Marshal Zhukov was a famous Soviet commander.
Exemplos para aprendentes
The marshal gave orders to the soldiers.
A tábornagy parancsokat adott a katonáknak.
He became a field marshal.
Tábornagy lett.
An air marshal works on planes.
Significado
Senior military rank title
Colocações
field marshal
|air marshal
Sinónimos
general (Similar high rank; may differ by country and branch.)
Temas
military
|law
|politics
|core_vocabulary
Definição
A very high officer in the army or air force in some countries.
A senior military officer rank in some countries' armed forces.
Gramática
Forma de dicionário
marshal
IPA
GB/mˈɑɹʃəl/
US/mˈɑɹʃəl/
Sílabas e acento
mar - shal (2 sílabas)
Stress on 1st syllable (mar)
Formas da palavra
Noun
- Base: marshal
- Plural: marshals
Verb
- Base: marshal
- 3rd Person Singular: marshals
- Present Participle: marshaling, marshalling
- Past: marshaled, marshalled
Família de palavras
Forms
marshals
noun
marshaling
verb
marshalling
verb
marshaled
verb
marshalled
verb
Advanced or less common
marshaller
noun
Expressões
marshal one's thoughts
1/mˈɑɹʃəl wˈʌnz θˈɔts/
fixed phrase
Organize your ideas before speaking
To take time to put your ideas in order before you talk or write.
Exemplos
- She paused to marshal her thoughts before answering the question.
- I need a moment to marshal my thoughts before making a decision.
marshal resources
1/mˈɑɹʃəl ɹˈisɔɹsɪz/
fixed phrase
Gather and organize needed resources
To collect and prepare money, people, or things you need for something.
Exemplos
- The team marshaled resources to help the victims of the flood.
- We must marshal our resources before starting the new project.
marshal support
1/mˈɑɹʃəl səpˈɔɹt/
fixed phrase
Gather backing from people for something
To get people to agree with you and help you with your plan.
Exemplos
- They are trying to marshal support for the new law.
- The leader marshaled support from local communities.