brigade
brigade 英 [brɪˈgeɪd] 美 [brɪˈɡeɪd]
n. 旅；大部队；队列 vt. 把…编成旅；把…编成队
进行时:brigading 过去式:brigaded 过去分词:brigaded 第三人称单数:brigades 名词复数:brigades
- A brigade is a unit of the army. A bunch of brigades make up a division, while brigades are divided into battalions and regiments.
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- n. 旅；大部队；队列
- vt. 把…编成旅；把…编成队
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1. He successively held the posts of brigade and army commander.
他历任旅长 、军长等职。
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2. "It tells us that he and his commanders are comfortable with going to 15 brigade combat teams, but they're not comfortable committing to go beyond that," she said.
他说：“这告诉我们，彼得雷乌斯和他的指挥官们可以接受把作战部队军力削减到15个旅。 但是，如果进一步削减军力，他们就不能接受了。
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3. Gates said February 2 that an initial report suggested that the first Iraqi brigade to deploy to Baghdad arrived with only 55 percent of its personnel.
盖茨曾于2月2日表示，根据一份初步报告，第一个被派遣到巴格达的伊拉克旅只在那里部署了55%的人员。
- brigade (n.) subdivision of an army, 1630s, from French brigade "body of soldiers" (14c.), from Italian brigata "troop, crowd, gang," from brigare "to brawl, fight," from briga "strife, quarrel," perhaps of Celtic (compare Gaelic brigh, Welsh bri "power"), from PIE root *gwere-(1) "heavy." Or perhaps from Germanic.
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