0 to bring together or organize people or things in order to achieve a particular aim:
The fighting in the city followed reports of the rebels marshalling their forces in the countryside.
The company is marshalling its forces/resources for a long court case.
They had marshalled an armada of 1,000 boats to help clear up the oil.
It is unlikely that the rebels will be able to marshal as much firepower as the government troops.
1 an official who is involved in the running of a public event:
2 someone who is involved in a public event, especially a famous person chosen to lead a parade:
The parade's grand marshal carried an elaborately carved staff.
3 a government official who is responsible for putting the decisions of a law court into action:
US marshals specialize in finding fugitives and escapees.
4 a title used for important officers in the armed forces of some countries:
Marshal Pétain
[ as form of address ] Yes, Marshal.
[ as form of address ] Thank you, Marshal.
5 to gather or organize people or things, esp. in order to achieve a particular aim:
7 a government official who is responsible for putting the decisions of a law court into effect:
The evidence marshalled is fascinating and various, but the thrust of the argument is to some extent obscured, which is a pity.
In addition, because the tag is created dynamically, it cannot be used in an implementation for marshalling and unmarshalling.
Ably marshalling the threads of the previous chapters, it functions nicely as a conclusion, with a provocative twist.
They marshal an impressive array of information and insights, but most results are hardly counterintuitive.
Abundant preliminary evidence has already been marshaled for the participation of gold in the seventeenth-century money transfer from west to east.
This framing, in turn, has opened the door to counter-claims which marshal (selfdescribed) scientific evidence and which have contributed to a backlash against survivors.
It also helps nurses and patients realize that hope can be marshaled until the very end of life.
In the absence of such evidence, anecdotes and stylised facts are often marshalled to clinch the argument.
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集中, 統率, 管理…
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集中, 统率, 管理…
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maestro de ceremonias, organizador, oficial de justicia…
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(büyük toplumsal eylem) düzenleyici, teşrifatçı, protokol görevlisi…
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maître des cérémonies, maréchal, marshal…
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ceremoniář, vykonavatel federálního soudu, velitel policie…
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ordensmarskal, official, sherif…
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pembawa acara, pejabat pengadilan, kepala polisi atau pemadam kebakaran…
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