Marshall

英 [ˈmɑ:ʃəl]

美 [ˈmɑrʃəl]

n.  马歇尔（1．George Catlett；1880—1959；美国将军及外交家；曾获1953年诺贝尔和平奖；2．John；1755—1835；美国法学家）

第三人称单数：marshalls　

BNC.4236 / COCA.19481

双语例句

• And, as in Marshall's time, these are solemn, high-stakes events.
  和马歇尔时代一样，这些也都是都是庄严而重要的活动。
• These included the Marshall Plan and the Berlin Airlift, as we discussed in our last two programs.
  这包括了马歇尔计划以及我们上期节目中谈到的柏林空运计划。
• The Prime Minister called Councillor Marshall 'a crank'
  首相称马歇尔议员为“怪人”。
• The work of Dr Marshall and Dr Warren has certainly had an effect on everyday life.
  马歇尔博士和沃伦博士的研究肯定对人们的日常生活有所影响。
• This is why Sir Colin Marshall, British Airways 'chairman, has been so keen to buy shares in US-AIR
  这就是为什么英国航空公司主席科林·马歇尔爵士一直如此热衷于购买美国航空公司的股票。
• Marshall, what is up with you and ted?
  马修，你和泰德怎么了？
• But the important thing is that Marshall and I love each other, right?
  但关键的是，我和马修彼此是相爱的，对吗？
• It is not quite the Marshall Plan wanted by some, but it is the right start.
  这并不是很多人想要的马歇尔计划，而是一个正确的开始。
• Nobel laureates Barry Marshall and Robin Warren showed it could cause gastric ulcers and stomach cancer.
  诺贝尔奖得主巴里·马歇尔和罗宾·沃伦发现它能够引起胃溃疡和胃癌。
• A decision was taken to discipline Marshall
  已作出对马歇尔进行处罚的决定。