dragoons

英 [drəˈɡuːnz]

美 [drəˈɡuːnz]

n.  (旧时携枪的)骑兵
dragoon的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• (旧时欧洲的)骑兵
  Adragoonwas a soldier in old European armies. Dragoons usually fought on horseback.
• VERB 迫使;强使…做
  If someonedragoonsyouintodoing something that you do not want to do, they persuade you to do it even though you try hard not to agree.
  1. ...the history professor who had dragooned me into taking the exam...
     迫使我参加考试的历史教授
  2. Her husband had also been dragooned into the excursion.
     她的丈夫也被拉来参加远足了。

双语例句

• At that moment the dragoons and the crowd touched.
  这时龙骑兵和群众就面对面了。
• Now, the dragoons of the past are all but gone.
  现在，以前的龙骑兵都死去了。
• Enjolras and his friends had been on the Boulevard Bourdon, near the public storehouses, at the moment when the dragoons had made their charge.
  当龙骑兵冲击时，安灼拉和他的朋友们正走到布尔东林荫大道的储备粮仓附近。
• Battles in the third age tended to be relatively small, but by themobs of dragoons charging into battle.
  在第三时代战斗的规模是相对小的，而在工业时代大队的步兵和成群的骑兵冲进战场的场面一点都不少见。
• He spurred his horse, shouted the command, and the same instant flew full trot down-hill towards the dragoons, hearing the tramp of his squadron behind him.
  他策动了战马，发出口令，在此同时，他听见身后展开队形的骑兵连的得得马蹄声，他们飞奔着冲向山下的龙骑兵。
• He is said to have adapted the long cavalry pantaloons favoured by the10th Light Dragoons as a replacement for the knee-length breeches and stockings that were then commonplace.
  据说，他曾采纳了当时广受欢迎的第十轻装龙骑兵的兵服样式取代及膝马裤和长筒袜。
• Dragoons: These are a type of soldier trained to fight both mounted and on foot.
  龙骑兵：这种部队既能在马上战斗也能步行战斗。
• Before them two squares, behind them Somerset; Somerset meant fourteen hundred dragoons of the guard.
  他们前有方阵，后有萨默塞特，萨默塞特便是那一千四百名龙骑卫队。
• He was fond of saying," there is a bravery of the priest as well as the bravery of a colonel of dragoons,& only," he added," ours must be tranquil. "
  他常爱说：“教士有教士的勇敢，正如龙骑队长有龙骑队长的勇敢。”不过，他又加上一句：“我们的勇敢应当是宁静的。”
• These weary dragoons will keep the crown of the wasteland and none will get out of Appin but winged fowls.
  那些讨厌的龙骑兵将守住这荒原中的高地，除了有翅的飞禽，谁也休想飞出亚品。