massed

英 [mæst]

美 [mæst]

adj.  (人们出于特定目的)成群的，聚集的，联合的
v.  集结; 聚集
mass的过去分词和过去式

过去式：massed　过去分词：massed　

BNC.18882 / COCA.23511

柯林斯词典

• ADJ （人们出于某种特殊目的）成群的，聚集的，联合的
  Massedis used to describe a large number of people who have been brought together for a particular purpose.
  1. He could not escape the massed ranks of newsmen.
     他没法躲开成群的记者。

双语例句

• America's troops are not massed on China's borders.
  美国没有在中国的边界集结军队。
• Crowds massed along the road where the queen would pass.
  群众聚集在女王会经过的道路旁。
• The highest fatality rate in the Indian army is not in its infantry battalions massed on the border with Pakistan. It is on another front-line, closer to China, among the army's high-altitude road builders.
  印度军队中死亡率最高的，不是集结在印度与巴基斯坦边境的步兵部队，而是更靠近中国那侧前线上的高海拔地区修路部队。
• The lake with its massed flamingos is a comfortable drive away from the hotel.
  从旅馆驾车前往那栖息着许多火烈鸟的湖边是件很惬意的事。
• In the past, the general results of the experiments are that spaced learning is better than massed learning.
  过去实验研究的一般结果是分散学习优于集中学习，但优越的程度还受很多因素的影响。
• The clouds massed, whipped up by the wind
  云卷云舒随风起。
• He thought that he had massed the train.
  他本以为赶不上那班火车了。
• They massed well-equipped troops on the frontier.
  他们在边境上集结了装备精良的军队。
• An enemy with scattered forces is always better than an enemy with massed resources.
  一个力量分散的敌人总是比一个拥有充沛资源的对手来的好。
• The general massed his troops for a final attack.
  该将军把部队集结起来发动最后的攻击。