Definition
Definition of marshaled - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
planning workUS put together and set in order for a goalUS
- The evidence was marshaled carefully before the hearing.
- The data was fully marshaled before the budget meeting.
- With marshaled resources, the campaign launched smoothly.
Origin of marshaled
Old English, mǣrsian (to make famous)
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- French:rassemblé, ...
- German:gebündelt, ...
- Italian:organizzato, ...
- Spanish:organizado, ...
- Portuguese:organizado, ...
- Chinese:整理好的, ...
- Japanese:整然とした, ...
- Arabic:مُنَظَّم, ...
- Hebrew:מְמֻסָּד, ...
- Russian:упорядоченный, ...
- Ukrainian:упорядкований, ...
- Hindi:संगठित, ...
Definition of marshal - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
eventsofficial organizing public events or ceremonies
- The marshal coordinated the parade smoothly.
2.
legalUS federal law enforcement officer in the USUS
- The marshal served the court order.
3.
firefightingRare US fire department officer in some regionsRare US
- The marshal inspected the fire safety equipment.
Verb
1.
mobilizegather and organize people or resources for a purpose
- The general marshaled his troops for the upcoming battle..
2.
militaryTECH. assemble and organize troops for movementTECH.
- The commander marshaled the forces for deployment.
3.
ceremonyguide or lead in a ceremonious way
- He marshaled the guests to their seats.
4.
technologyTECH. US serialize an object into a sequence of bytesTECH. US
- The software marshals the object for storage.
Expressions with marshal
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organize one's ideas in a clear way
She took a moment to marshal her thoughts before speaking.
gather people for a purpose
The manager will marshal the troops for the big project.
public official enforcing fire safety regulations
The fire marshal inspected the building for safety compliance.
organize and gather resources for a purpose
The manager had to marshal resources for the new project.
armed guard on a commercial flight
The sky marshal discreetly monitored the passengers.
armed guard on a commercial flight
The air marshal discreetly monitored the passengers.
highest military rank in some countries
The field marshal reviewed the troops during the parade..
highest active officer rank in the Royal Air Force
He was promoted to air chief marshal last year.
Origin of marshal
Old French, mareschal (horse servant) from Frankish marhskalk (horse servant)
Examples of marshal in a sentence
As a marshal, he ensured the event ran smoothly. The marshal escorted the prisoner to court. A marshal was present at the ceremony. The marshal coordinated the emergency response team. A marshal was present at the fire drill to ensure compliance. She marshaled volunteers for the event.
They marshaled resources to aid the victims. He marshaled the troops for a surprise attack. The general marshaled his soldiers for inspection. The teacher marshaled the students into the auditorium. She marshaled the parade with grace and precision. The application marshals data before transmission. Developers must marshal objects for network communication.
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- French:marshal, rassembler, ...
- German:Zeremonienmeister, mobilisieren, ...
- Italian:cerimoniere, organizzare, ...
- Spanish:mariscal, reunir, ...
- Portuguese:mestre de cerimónias, organizar, ...
- Chinese:司仪, 动员, ...
- Japanese:司会者, 集める, ...
- Arabic:مَارِشَال, حَشَدَ, ...
- Hebrew:מַרְשָׁל, לְגַיֵּס, ...
- Russian:маршал, собирать, ...
- Ukrainian:маршал, збирати, ...
- Hindi:संचालक, इकट्ठा करना, ...
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