armies

英 [ˈɑːmiz]

美 [ˈɑrmiz]

n.  陆上作战军队; 陆军部队; (一国的)陆军; 大批; 大群
army的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT-COLL 陆军;陆军部队
  Anarmyis a large organized group of people who are armed and trained to fight on land in a war. Most armies are organized and controlled by governments.
  1. After returning from France, he joined the army...
     从法国回来之后，他参了军。
  2. The army is about to launch a major offensive.
     陆军部队即将发动一次大规模进攻。
  3. ...a top-ranking army officer.
     级别最高的陆军军官
• N-COUNT-COLL 大批;大群
  Anarmy ofpeople, animals, or things is a large number of them, especially when they are regarded as a force of some kind.
  1. ...data collected by an army of volunteers.
     由大批志愿者收集的资料
  2. ...armies of shoppers looking for bargains.
     成群的寻找便宜货的购物者
  3. ...the army of television cameras outside his house.
     装在他家外面的大量的电视摄像机

双语例句

• The two armies joined forces and marched on.
  两军会合后继续前进。
• The Armies were constantly on the alert not to be taken by surprise.
  部队一直处于警戒状态以防突然袭击。
• The two armies closed with each other and started a fierce battle.
  两军相遇，展开了激烈的战斗。
• Napoleon ultimately failed in his plan to defeat the two armies arrayed against him.
  拿破仑计划击溃那两支列队待战的部队，却最终失利。
• I want all the kings of greece, and their armies.
  我要统领希腊所有的国王和军队。
• Railways could now bring food to encamped armies
  现在通过铁路能够给扎营部队运送食物了。
• Both armies were guilty of extremities.
  两军都犯有残暴的罪行。
• The war produced many casualites in both armies.
  战争给作战双方都造成很大伤亡。
• The Romans and the Normans came to Britain as invading armies.
  罗马人以及诺曼人通过军事入侵来到英国。
• The two armies are facing out.
  两军正在对峙。