marine是什么意思

双语用例

• Clause 2 is limited to a single class—seamen and marines.

• They have seen the governor driven out and the marines overrun.

• The most notable feature of the expenditure is the alteration in the figures for pensions to officers, seamen, marines and widows.

• Does not the difference arise very largely from the different standard of wages paid in the mercantile marines of the two countries?

• The cost of an adequate system of armed guards, if marines were employed, would at the least be £80,000 a year.

• The aggregate complements of the latter were short of the full complements by 806 seamen, 106 marines, and 67 other ratings.

• We know that there is a local frigate, if not two, on board which there are marines and a helicopter.

• The marines come under one head as the soldiers come under one head.