Marshall

英 [ˈmɑ:ʃəl]

美 [ˈmɑrʃəl]

n.  马歇尔（1．George Catlett；1880—1959；美国将军及外交家；曾获1953年诺贝尔和平奖；2．John；1755—1835；美国法学家）

第三人称单数：marshalls　

BNC.4236 / COCA.19481

双语例句

• The Prime Minister called Councillor Marshall 'a crank'
  首相称马歇尔议员为“怪人”。
• During that time, a Marshall Plan seeded a miracle, and a North Atlantic Alliance protected our people.
  在那段岁月，马歇尔计划播下了奇迹的种子，而北大西洋联盟保护了我们的人民。
• And, as in Marshall's time, these are solemn, high-stakes events.
  和马歇尔时代一样，这些也都是都是庄严而重要的活动。
• Marshall knew that where you live and work affects what you learn and what you earn.
  马歇尔知道，你生活和工作的地方，会对你所学知识和所挣工资产生影响。
• Marshall, we are going through with this mission.
  马歇尔，我们要把这个任务完成。
• The oath of office is* Demonstrative of the legislative opinion on on this subject-john marshall.
  政府的誓词证明了立法机关在这个问题上的看法-约翰。马歇尔。
• Marshall, what is up with you and ted?
  马修，你和泰德怎么了？
• Marshall and Ted set me straight.
  马修和泰德点醒了我。
• The work of Dr Marshall and Dr Warren has certainly had an effect on everyday life.
  马歇尔博士和沃伦博士的研究肯定对人们的日常生活有所影响。
• Marshall has a device that can duplicate fingerprints.
  马歇尔有一个可以复制指纹的装置。