How do you use "Garrison" in a sentence?

The garrison was undermanned. Garrison duty in Cyprus. They garrisoned the fort for three years.

Garrison

Q: What does "Garrison" mean?

Military post or the troops stationed there Both the military installation and the troops manning it. To 'garrison' also means to station troops somewhere.

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意味: Military post or the troops stationed there

驻军地，或驻扎在那里的部队

Guarnición militar o las tropas estacionadas en ella

駐屯地、またはそこに駐留する部隊

주둔지, 또는 그곳에 주둔하는 부대

Both the military installation and the troops manning it. To 'garrison' also means to station troops somewhere.

既指军事设施，也指驻守该设施的部队。作为动词，'garrison'还表示在某处驻扎部队。

Tanto la instalación militar como las tropas que la custodian. Como verbo, 'garrison' también significa estacionar tropas en un lugar.

軍事施設とそこに配置された部隊の両方を指す。動詞として「garrison」は部隊を駐留させるという意味もある。

군사 시설과 그곳에 배치된 부대를 모두 가리킨다. 동사로는 어딘가에 군대를 주둔시키는 것을 의미한다.

例文

The garrison was undermanned.
驻军人手不足
La guarnición tenía escasez de personal
駐屯地は人員不足だった
주둔지는 인원이 부족했다.
Garrison duty in Cyprus.
在塞浦路斯的驻防任务
Servicio de guarnición en Chipre
キプロスでの駐屯任務
키프로스에서의 주둔 임무.
They garrisoned the fort for three years.
他们在堡垒驻守了三年
Guarnecieron el fuerte durante tres años
彼らは3年間その砦に駐屯した
그들은 3년간 그 요새에 주둔했다.

発音

使い方ガイド

場面: military, historical

トーン: formal military

✓ 正しい言い方

Garrison town
驻军城镇
ciudad de guarnición
駐屯地の町
주둔지 마을
Garrison duty
驻防任务
servicio de guarnición
駐屯任務
주둔 임무

✗ 間違った言い方

Somewhat formal
用法较为正式
Es un término bastante formal
やや堅い表現
다소 격식적인 표현

よくある間違い

None significant

起源と歴史

From Old French 'garison' (protection, supplies). Refers to both the fortified place and the troops holding it.

語源: Old French garison (protection)

初出: Medieval military

文化的背景

Era: Medieval onwards

Generation: All generations

Social background: Military

Pop culture: Historical films

Regional notes: Universal military English.

バリエーション

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このトピックの他の表現

Over the top ★★★★★ Excessive; originally leaving the trench to attack AWOL ★★★★★ Absent Without Leave; missing Kit ★★★★★ Equipment, gear, or belongings Front line ★★★★★ The most forward position; direct contact with situation Rally ★★★★★ Regroup at a point; recover and reform Roger that ★★★★★ Understood; message received