army

UK:  ['ɑː(r)mi]

US:  ['ɑrmi]

复数：armies  

n.

1.陆军;军队

2.部队

3.军;集团军;兵团;野战军

4.军界

5.兵力

6.大群;团体

7.人马

8.大批

9.部下

1 . On the supply side, there was an army of well trained, English-speaking engineers demanding only a fraction of a Western salary.
在供给方面，接受良好教育、英语过硬的印度人只希望得到西方人工资的一小部分。

2 . South Korean prosecutors confirm the identity of the soldier, part of a U. S. Army troops have been notified to the U. S. military.
韩国检方证实这名军人的身份，隶属于美国陆军某部队，已经向美军通报。

3 . A year ago consensus held that China faced feeble growth and social revolt by an army of millions of laid-off workers.
一年前，人们普遍认为，中国面临增长疲弱的局面，而数百万失业大军将造成社会动荡。

4 . I had been a housewife and mother for 17 years. To feed my family, I had to leave my children behind and move to an American army base.
17年来，我一直是个家庭主妇和母亲，而今为了养家，不得不丢下孩子们，来到一个美军基地。

5 . He took this name (one of several) from an embroidered coat given to him by the British Army for his wartime services.
他红夹克酋长的名称来源于英军因为他在战时的贡献而赠送给他的一件刺绣夹克。