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garrison

/ˈɡæɹɪsən/

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noun

守備隊, 駐屯地

A permanent military post.

Examples :

"The soldiers were stationed at the garrison, protecting the border. "

兵士たちは国境を守るため、駐屯地に駐留していた。

military building

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noun

駐屯部隊、そのような場所に駐屯している軍隊

The troops stationed at such a post.

Examples :

"The small town felt safer knowing the garrison protected them from invaders. "

その小さな町は、駐屯部隊が侵略者から守ってくれると知って、より安全だと感じた。

military war building

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noun

守備隊、駐屯部隊

(allusive) Occupants.

Examples :

"The noisy garrison of teenagers completely took over the mall food court after school. "

騒々しい十代の守備隊は、放課後、ショッピングモールのフードコートを完全に占拠した。

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noun

駐屯地、守備隊

(U.S. Space Force) A military unit, nominally headed by a colonel, equivalent to a USAF support wing, or an army regiment.

Examples :

"The newly established Space Force base had a large garrison responsible for maintaining the satellites and tracking potential threats. "

新しく設立された宇宙軍基地には、衛星の維持と潜在的な脅威の追跡を担当する大規模な守備隊が配置されていた。

military unit organization space

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verb

軍隊を駐屯地へ配備する

To assign troops to a military post.

Examples :

"The army decided to garrison the border town with more soldiers after recent attacks. "

陸軍は、最近の攻撃の後、国境の町にさらに多くの兵士を駐屯させることを決定しました。

military war action

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verb

駐屯させる, 守備隊を置く

To convert into a military fort.

Examples :

"The school's athletic field was garrisoned with security guards for the important game. "

重要な試合のため、学校の運動場には警備員が駐屯していた。

military war building

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verb

駐屯させる

To occupy with troops.

Examples :

"The army will garrison the town to maintain order after the earthquake. "

地震後、秩序を維持するために軍隊が町に駐屯します。

military war action