regiment

基本词汇

英 [ˈredʒɪmənt]

美 [ˈrɛdʒəmənt]

n.（军队）团；大量（人或物）

v.组编成团；组织；严格管制

形容词: regimental 副词: regimentally 名词: regimentation 过去式: regimented 过去分词: regimented 现在分词: regimenting 第三人称单数: regiments

日语：連隊法语：régiment 德语：Regiment 韩语：연대 俄语：regimiento

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noun

1. army unit smaller than a division

verb

1. assign to a regiment

e.g. regiment soldiers

2. subject to rigid discipline, order, and systematization

e.g. regiment one's children

3. form (military personnel) into a regiment

1. （军队的）团
A regiment is a large group of soldiers that is commanded by a colonel.

2. 大量;一(大)批
A regiment of people is a large number of them.

e.g. ...robust food, good enough to satisfy a regiment of hungry customers.
可以满足一大批饥饿的顾客的高能量食品

1. 多数：regimen 制度 | regiment 多数 | regimental 团

2. 团(军队)：desert 开小差 | regiment 团(军队) | action 战斗

用作名词(n.)

Two regiments were garrisoned in the town.
有两个团在城里驻防。
I'm in command of the regiment while the colonel's on leave.
上校休假时，我指挥这个团。
The regiment is at present stationed in Northern Ireland.
该团目前正驻扎在北爱尔兰。
The regiment proceeds to the front in a few days.
这兵团数日后要开到前线。
The regiment secured its position while awaiting the enemy attack.
该团在等待敌人进攻之时，加强了防御工事。
Such an act of cowardice by an officer shames his whole regiment.
一个军官做出如此胆怯的行为使整个团都蒙受耻辱。
A whole regiment of the enemy troop got caught in our ambush was eliminated completely.
整整一个团的敌军中了我方埋伏后被全部消灭。
The colonel seemed to lose his head as we went into action,and as a consequence the regiment suffered many casualties.
当我们投入战斗时，上校的样子很慌张，结果这个团遭受了大量的伤亡。
That autumn he was placed as the commander of a regiment.
那年秋天他被任命为团长。

The remaining battalions of Tucker's 504th Regiment were moving east.
出自：C. Ryan
People's working lives are regimented by the clock.
出自：N. F. Dixon

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