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прибыл
maréchal
field marshal, FM SOST MILIT
field marshal ingl brit
I. marshal [ingl brit ˈmɑːʃ(ə)l, ingl am ˈmɑrʃəl] SOST
1. marshal MILIT:
2. marshal ingl brit DIR:
3. marshal (at rally, ceremony):
4. marshal ingl am DIR:
5. marshal ingl am STOR (sheriff):
6. marshal ingl am (in fire service):
II. marshal <part pres marshalling, marshalled ingl brit marshaling, marshaled ingl am> [ingl brit ˈmɑːʃ(ə)l, ingl am ˈmɑrʃəl] VB vb trans
1. marshal (gen):
marshal MILIT troops, vehicles, ships
marshal crowd
marshal FERR wagons
marshal fig ideas, facts, arguments
2. marshal (guide, usher):
marshal person
I. field [ingl brit fiːld, ingl am fild] SOST
1. field (gen):
field AGR ALLEV, GEOG
champ m (of de)
2. field SPORT (ground):
3. field U (competitors):
field SPORT (athletes)
field CACCIA
4. field (area of knowledge):
domaine m (of de)
5. field LING:
6. field (real environment):
7. field MILIT:
to hold the field fig theory:
8. field (range):
field of force ELETTR
field of fire MILIT
9. field:
field INFORM, MAT, FIS
10. field:
field ARTE, ARALD
11. field (airfield):
II. field [ingl brit fiːld, ingl am fild] VB vb trans
1. field SPORT:
field ball
2. field SPORT (gen) (select):
field team, player
field candidate
3. field (put at disposal):
field equipment, nurses, soldiers
mettre [qn/qc] en action
4. field (respond to):
field questions
III. field [ingl brit fiːld, ingl am fild] VB vb intr SPORT
IV. field [ingl brit fiːld, ingl am fild]
field marshal SOST
I. marshal <ingl brit -ll- [or ingl am -l-]> [ˈmɑ:ʃl, ingl am ˈmɑ:r-] VB vb trans
1. marshal (assemble):
marshal data
marshal resources
2. marshal (control):
marshal demonstrators, soldiers
II. marshal [ˈmɑ:ʃl, ingl am ˈmɑ:r-] SOST
1. marshal (at demonstration):
2. marshal ingl am (person heading parade):
3. marshal ingl am (police officer):
4. marshal MILIT:
5. marshal ingl am:
I. field [fi:ld] SOST
1. field (open land) a. MILIT, ELETTR, INFORM:
2. field (sphere of activity):
3. field SPORT (ground):
4. field + sing/pl vb (contestants in competition):
II. field [fi:ld] VB vb trans SPORT
1. field (return):
field ball
field fig questions
2. field (send):
field team
field marshal SOST
I. marshal <-l- [or -ll-]> [ˈmar·ʃ ə l] VB vb trans
1. marshal (assemble):
marshal data
marshal resources
2. marshal (control):
marshal demonstrators, soldiers
II. marshal [ˈmar·ʃ ə l] SOST
1. marshal (at demonstration):
2. marshal (person heading parade):
3. marshal (federal officer):
4. marshal:
I. field [fild] SOST
1. field (open land) a. MILIT, ELETTR, comput:
2. field (sphere of activity):
3. field sports (ground):
4. field (contestants in competition):
II. field [fild] VB vb trans sports
1. field (return):
field ball
field fig questions
2. field (send):
field team
Present
Imarshal
youmarshal
he/she/itmarshals
wemarshal
youmarshal
theymarshal
Past
Imarshalled / ingl am marshaled
youmarshalled / ingl am marshaled
he/she/itmarshalled / ingl am marshaled
wemarshalled / ingl am marshaled
youmarshalled / ingl am marshaled
theymarshalled / ingl am marshaled
Present Perfect
Ihavemarshalled / ingl am marshaled
youhavemarshalled / ingl am marshaled
he/she/ithasmarshalled / ingl am marshaled
wehavemarshalled / ingl am marshaled
youhavemarshalled / ingl am marshaled
theyhavemarshalled / ingl am marshaled
Past Perfect
Ihadmarshalled / ingl am marshaled
youhadmarshalled / ingl am marshaled
he/she/ithadmarshalled / ingl am marshaled
wehadmarshalled / ingl am marshaled
youhadmarshalled / ingl am marshaled
theyhadmarshalled / ingl am marshaled
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On the conclusion of peace he was made an inspector-general of the army and a field marshal.
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The marshal warned them not to attempt it.
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He was promoted to air chief marshal in 1974 and retired in 1976.
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On the day that the marshals are scheduled to show up, he talks to his students about how wrong it is for people to steal.
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The town also employs a police department which is made up of numerous deputies and a town marshal.
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