marshalKK [ˈmɑrʃəl] ｜ /ˈmɑrʃəl/
GEPT 中高級
C2noun
a military officer of the highest rank in some countries
General MacArthur was a marshal in the United States Army.
元帥；最高軍事長官
C2noun
a law enforcement officer who carries out court orders, i.e. similar to a sheriff
The marshal was responsible for serving subpoenas and warrants to individuals who had to appear in court.
法警；執行官
C2verb
to arrange things in the correct order or sequence
The teacher had to marshal the students in the assembly hall before the event started.
C2verb
to prepare something to be used or performed
The stage crew was tasked to marshal the props before the play.
C2verb
to lead a group of people, especially in a formal or ceremonial way
The general will marshal the troops before the battle.
C2verb
to guide or direct carefully or logically
The teacher had to marshal the group of students to the library for their research project.