marshal in Chinese
marshal in Chinese is 元帅 — marshal means a top-ranking military officer in certain countries, roughly equivalent to a five-star general.
marshal in Chinese
元帅
Pronounced: yuán shuài
(historical) A high-ranking officer in the household of a medieval prince or lord, who was originally in charge of the cavalry and later the military forces in general.
What does "marshal" mean?
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noun A top-ranking military officer in certain countries, roughly equivalent to a five-star general.
"He was promoted to field marshal after the campaign."
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noun A law enforcement officer, especially a federal one, or an official who oversees a public event.
"The fire marshal inspected the building before the concert."
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verb To organize people, resources, or arguments into proper order, especially in preparation for something.
"She spent the morning marshaling her evidence before the meeting."
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marshal in a sentence
- He was promoted to field marshal after the campaign.
- The fire marshal inspected the building before the concert.
- U.S. marshals escorted the witness into the courthouse.
- She spent the morning marshaling her evidence before the meeting.
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What is "marshal" in Chinese?
"marshal" in Chinese is 元帅. marshal means: A top-ranking military officer in certain countries, roughly equivalent to a five-star general.
How do you pronounce 元帅?
"marshal" in Chinese is 元帅, pronounced "yuán shuài".
How do you use "marshal" in a sentence?
Example: "He was promoted to field marshal after the campaign." In Chinese, "marshal" is 元帅.
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