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garrison

/ˈɡæɹɪsən/

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noun

驻军，卫戍区

A permanent military post.

Examples :

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

士兵们驻扎在这个卫戍区，保卫边境。

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noun

驻军，卫戍部队。

The troops stationed at such a post.

Examples :

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

小镇上的人们知道有驻军保护他们免受入侵者的侵扰，感觉更安全了。

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noun

驻守者，占领者

(allusive) Occupants.

Examples :

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

放学后，这群吵吵闹闹的青少年占领者完全占领了购物中心的美食广场。

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noun

驻地，守备部队

(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. "

新成立的太空军基地拥有一支庞大的守备部队，负责维护卫星和追踪潜在威胁。

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verb

驻守，屯驻

To assign troops to a military post.

Examples :

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

在最近发生袭击事件后，军队决定派遣更多士兵驻守这个边境城镇。

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verb

驻防，设防

To convert into a military fort.

Examples :

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

为了重要比赛，学校的运动场被改造成了一个临时据点，布满了保安人员。

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verb

驻守，屯兵。

To occupy with troops.

Examples :

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

地震过后，军队将驻守该镇，以维持秩序。

military war action