
garrison
词源
源自中古法语'garnison',原意为'防御、驻军',最终来自古法语'garnir',意为'装备、武装'。
noun
❶ 指驻守在某地的军队或军事人员,通常用于描述长期驻扎在要塞、城镇或军事基地的部队。
“The garrison was stationed in the old fort to protect the city.”
(驻军驻扎在旧堡垒中,以保护这座城市。)
“The small garrison held out against the enemy for months.”
(这支小驻军抵抗了敌人数月之久。)
❶ 指军事驻地或要塞本身,即军队驻扎的具体地点或建筑物。
“The old garrison has been turned into a museum.”
(这座旧军营已被改造成博物馆。)
“They built a new garrison near the border.”
(他们在边境附近新建了一座军事驻地。)
verb
❶ 指派军队驻守某地,通常是为了防御或控制该地区。
“The general decided to garrison the town with 500 soldiers.”
(将军决定派500名士兵驻守该镇。)
“They garrisoned the fort to prevent enemy attacks.”
(他们派兵驻守堡垒以防止敌人进攻。)
常见短语
garrison town — 指有军队长期驻扎的城镇,通常这类城镇的经济和社会生活与驻军密切相关。
“The garrison town prospered due to the presence of soldiers and their families.”
(由于士兵及其家属的存在,这座驻军城镇繁荣起来。)
garrison duty — 指军队在固定地点执行驻守任务的工作,相对于野战或作战任务。
“After months of garrison duty, the troops were eager for action.”
(经过数月的驻守任务后,部队渴望行动。)