及物动词
1. Modern children don't like being regimented.
现代的儿童不喜欢受严格的控制。
2. A totalitarian state regiments its citizens.
极权主义国家严密管制其公民。
名词
1. You can find whole regiments of birds on the islet.
在那个小岛上你可以看到成群的鸟。
2. The regiment was ordered to the front.
这个团被调往前线。
3. He commands an infantry regiment.
他指挥一个步兵团。
1. 多数：regimen 制度 | regiment 多数 | regimental 团
2. 团(军队)：desert 开小差 | regiment 团(军队) | action 战斗
1. 911查询·英语单词
1. （军队的）团
A regiment is a large group of soldiers that is commanded by a colonel.
2. 大量;一(大)批
A regiment of people is a large number of them.
e.g. ...robust food, good enough to satisfy a regiment of hungry customers.
可以满足一大批饥饿的顾客的高能量食品
1. regiment的翻译
1. The regiment has been cited as " first class military training unit " by the air force of the Shenyang Military Area Command for four consecutive years.
2. All the servicemen of the regiment should have a minimum height of 180 cm and a very shapely build.
3. regiment的近义词
3. He had been pencilled in as a potential commanding officer of the elite regiment and future Director Special Forces.
4. This summer the Prince took soldiers from is regiment to Africa to work for a charity he created to help orphans of the Aids epidemic.
5. The regiment established a cyber bar for the exclusive use of soldiers in 2010.
6. danci.911chaxun.com
6. He bid brief farewell to the presidential regiment and entered the palace.
7. regiment
7. A source in the accused Queen's Lancashire Regiment told Reuters the regiment itself was convinced the Mirror's pictures were fake.
8. 911chaxun查询·英语单词大全
8. The regiment has also set up a website featuring stories about Lei Feng and examples of learning from him.
9. regiment在线翻译
9. Hou said that was the reason his regiment will maximize its advantages and strike hard against those who commit such acts.
10. regiment的解释
10. It is the first time the People's Liberation Army regiment has opened its doors to foreign media.
noun
1. regiment
1. army unit smaller than a division
verb
1. assign to a regiment
e.g. regiment soldiers
2. subject to rigid discipline, order, and systematization
e.g. regiment one's children
3. form (military personnel) into a regiment