army

美音：['ɑrmi] 英音：['ɑː(r)mi]

简单释义：

n.陆军部队；大批；陆上作战军队；（一国的）陆军

网络大群；军团；集团军

变形：

复数：armies

完整释义：

1.陆军;军队
2.部队
3.军;集团军;兵团;野战军
4.军界
5.兵力
6.大群;团体
7.人马
8.大批
9.部下

例句：

I had been a housewife and mother for 17 years. To feed my family, I had to leave my children behind and move to an American army base.
17年来，我一直是个家庭主妇和母亲，而今为了养家，不得不丢下孩子们，来到一个美军基地。
He took this name (one of several) from an embroidered coat given to him by the British Army for his wartime services.
他红夹克酋长的名称来源于英军因为他在战时的贡献而赠送给他的一件刺绣夹克。
I would not have come so far, leading an army, if I did not have a good reason.
如果没有充分的理由，我不会率部不远万里来到这里。
In the Party organization of the Red Army, however, criticism is not always of this character, and sometimes turns into personal attack.
但是红军党内的批评有些不是这样，变成了攻击个人。
I had to get out on my own, and the Army would provide the necessary things for me to do so.
我必须要自己出去闯，部队会带给我必须的东西。
On the supply side, there was an army of well trained, English-speaking engineers demanding only a fraction of a Western salary.
在供给方面，接受良好教育、英语过硬的印度人只希望得到西方人工资的一小部分。
The military alliance that faced down the Red Army might have been expected to crush the clumsy forces of Colonel Qaddafi in days.
人们期望这个曾经挫败过（苏联）红军的军事同盟在数日内粉碎卡扎菲上校不堪一击的部队。
He took the Swiss Army knife from its case on his belt and flicked out the bottle opener on it, using it expertly.
他把那把瑞士刀从刀靴中抽出来。弹开瓶扳，用得很熟练。

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