Regiment
[ 'rɛdʒɪmənt ]
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n. （军队的）团;大量的人或物;
vt. 严格地管制，严密地编组;
💡 词根助记
regi=regime管理体制+ment表名词 →团
📝 例句
That autumn he was placed in command of a regiment.
那年秋天他被任命为团长。
The townspeople received billets ordering them to lodge the regiment overnight.
镇民接到命令,要为一团官兵提供一夜住宿。
A regiment went by in the road and I watched them pass.
路上有一团兵走过，我看着他们经过我身边。
He deserted from his regiment.
他开小差逃离他所在的团。
Our regiment sprang a surprise attack on the enemy position.
我团对敌人的阵地发动了一次突击。
🌱 联想助记
【记】※ 谐音“若几名他”:若几名(课)他都不及格就休想入团
※ reg-拼音“热狗”,I-我,ment-拼音“门徒”:我和门徒给军团送热狗
✅ 同义词
🔴 反义词
🔤 词根
-reg-表示“统治”
常见变体有-roy-、-reign-
📖 牛津释义
regiment
n
1 [CGp]
(a) (artillery and armour) unit divided into batteries or squadrons （炮兵的和装甲兵的）团
an attack by three tank regiments 以三个坦克团的进攻.
(b) (British infantry) unit, usu based on a city or county, and represented in the field by battalions （英国步兵的）团队（以营编制的作战单位, 通常为从一市或一郡中徵集的）
the 1st battalion of the Lancashire Regiment 兰开夏郡团队第1营
enlist in a crack (ie outstanding) infantry regiment 加入赫赫有名的团队.
2 [CGp] ~ of sth/sb (fig 比喻) large number of things or people 大量的物或人
a whole regiment of volunteers 大批志愿者.
regiment v [Tn esp passive 尤用於被动语态]
(esp derog 尤作贬义) force strict discipline on (sb/sth); organize rigidly into groups, patterns, etc 严格地管制（某人[某事物]）; 严密地编组、 编队等
regimented school outings 控制极严的校外远足活动
tourists regimented into large parties for sightseeing 编成大组进行观光的游客.
🔁 扩展释义
*['redʒimәnt]n. 团, 多数, 大量vt. 组织, 把...编成团, 统辖
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Now that they could ride horses, it became easier to hunt the bison, a type of cattle which used to exist in huge numbers on the plains of America.
当他们从一个营地搬到另一个营地去的时候，他们就可以利用这些野马来运载货物。既然土著人会骑马了，猎取野牛也就容易了。这种野牛以前是成群结队地生活在美洲平原上的。
Maori children are taught at an early age what to do when they come to the marae.
毛利儿童小小年约就要去庥会地参加集会，被教会该做什么。
I am sorry that you have a disagreement with your father. Personally, I think it is important to follow your interests and your abilities, and it sounds as though you have plenty of both of these already.
我感到遗憾，你和你父亲意见不一致。就我自己而言，我认为重要的是从你的兴趣和能力出发，听起来好像你已具备了这两点。