Definition of field marshal in English:

field marshal

noun

The highest rank of officer in the British army.
（英国）陆军元帅
Example sentencesExamples
- Over the years, field marshals, generals, prime ministers and archbishops have been made honorary freemen of the city, although Winston Churchill did not take up the offer.
- In 1941 Smuts was made an honorary field marshal in the British Army, but asked that he still be known by his old rank of general.
- The former field marshal, once the highest-ranking officer in the Confederate High Command, had retired from the service when he was named interim Chancellor.
- He is appealing to Blair to give the Commons a vote on going to war, and points to strong opposition across the spectrum of British life, from field marshals to church leaders.
- The apex of Alexander's military career was the capture of Rome on 4 June 1944, for which he received his field marshal's baton.
- Dressed as a field marshal, the rank to which Catherine II had promoted him in 1773, he wears the Star of the Order of Saint Andrew.
- Two German field marshals, Erwin Rommel and Gerd yon Rundstedt, command Blumenson's respect.
- The Russian tsarist army had field marshals including Suvorov, but the rank, like all the old military ranks, was abolished in 1917.
- Even at a distance, the field marshal of Ple'ebus's army could be heard barking out orders at those in his command.
- Within a few years, however, he regained his stature, eventually becoming a field marshal and commander in chief of the British army.
- At the age of 31 a field marshal in the Chinese army while still a major in the British one, he went on to become the Governor General of the Sudan, where he was eventually killed.
- Dr. Mott should know that this would be a promotion for the journalist, something like from a sergeant to a field marshal!
- He said there were field marshals and generals at the top, who organised and funded the importations of large quantities of cigarettes and truck drivers.
- Neither field marshal nor platoon leader should be point man.

Definition of field marshal in US English:

field marshal

nounˈfēl(d) ˌmärSHəlˈfil(d) ˌmɑrʃəl

An officer of the highest rank in the British and other armies.
Example sentencesExamples
- The apex of Alexander's military career was the capture of Rome on 4 June 1944, for which he received his field marshal's baton.
- In 1941 Smuts was made an honorary field marshal in the British Army, but asked that he still be known by his old rank of general.
- He is appealing to Blair to give the Commons a vote on going to war, and points to strong opposition across the spectrum of British life, from field marshals to church leaders.
- At the age of 31 a field marshal in the Chinese army while still a major in the British one, he went on to become the Governor General of the Sudan, where he was eventually killed.
- Two German field marshals, Erwin Rommel and Gerd yon Rundstedt, command Blumenson's respect.
- He said there were field marshals and generals at the top, who organised and funded the importations of large quantities of cigarettes and truck drivers.
- The former field marshal, once the highest-ranking officer in the Confederate High Command, had retired from the service when he was named interim Chancellor.
- Over the years, field marshals, generals, prime ministers and archbishops have been made honorary freemen of the city, although Winston Churchill did not take up the offer.
- Dressed as a field marshal, the rank to which Catherine II had promoted him in 1773, he wears the Star of the Order of Saint Andrew.
- Dr. Mott should know that this would be a promotion for the journalist, something like from a sergeant to a field marshal!
- Even at a distance, the field marshal of Ple'ebus's army could be heard barking out orders at those in his command.
- Within a few years, however, he regained his stature, eventually becoming a field marshal and commander in chief of the British army.
- The Russian tsarist army had field marshals including Suvorov, but the rank, like all the old military ranks, was abolished in 1917.
- Neither field marshal nor platoon leader should be point man.

词汇	field marshal
释义	Definition of field marshal in English: field marshal noun The highest rank of officer in the British army. （英国）陆军元帅 Example sentencesExamples Over the years, field marshals, generals, prime ministers and archbishops have been made honorary freemen of the city, although Winston Churchill did not take up the offer. In 1941 Smuts was made an honorary field marshal in the British Army, but asked that he still be known by his old rank of general. The former field marshal, once the highest-ranking officer in the Confederate High Command, had retired from the service when he was named interim Chancellor. He is appealing to Blair to give the Commons a vote on going to war, and points to strong opposition across the spectrum of British life, from field marshals to church leaders. The apex of Alexander's military career was the capture of Rome on 4 June 1944, for which he received his field marshal's baton. Dressed as a field marshal, the rank to which Catherine II had promoted him in 1773, he wears the Star of the Order of Saint Andrew. Two German field marshals, Erwin Rommel and Gerd yon Rundstedt, command Blumenson's respect. The Russian tsarist army had field marshals including Suvorov, but the rank, like all the old military ranks, was abolished in 1917. Even at a distance, the field marshal of Ple'ebus's army could be heard barking out orders at those in his command. Within a few years, however, he regained his stature, eventually becoming a field marshal and commander in chief of the British army. At the age of 31 a field marshal in the Chinese army while still a major in the British one, he went on to become the Governor General of the Sudan, where he was eventually killed. Dr. Mott should know that this would be a promotion for the journalist, something like from a sergeant to a field marshal! He said there were field marshals and generals at the top, who organised and funded the importations of large quantities of cigarettes and truck drivers. Neither field marshal nor platoon leader should be point man. Definition of field marshal in US English: field marshal nounˈfēl(d) ˌmärSHəlˈfil(d) ˌmɑrʃəl An officer of the highest rank in the British and other armies. Example sentencesExamples The apex of Alexander's military career was the capture of Rome on 4 June 1944, for which he received his field marshal's baton. In 1941 Smuts was made an honorary field marshal in the British Army, but asked that he still be known by his old rank of general. He is appealing to Blair to give the Commons a vote on going to war, and points to strong opposition across the spectrum of British life, from field marshals to church leaders. At the age of 31 a field marshal in the Chinese army while still a major in the British one, he went on to become the Governor General of the Sudan, where he was eventually killed. Two German field marshals, Erwin Rommel and Gerd yon Rundstedt, command Blumenson's respect. He said there were field marshals and generals at the top, who organised and funded the importations of large quantities of cigarettes and truck drivers. The former field marshal, once the highest-ranking officer in the Confederate High Command, had retired from the service when he was named interim Chancellor. Over the years, field marshals, generals, prime ministers and archbishops have been made honorary freemen of the city, although Winston Churchill did not take up the offer. Dressed as a field marshal, the rank to which Catherine II had promoted him in 1773, he wears the Star of the Order of Saint Andrew. Dr. Mott should know that this would be a promotion for the journalist, something like from a sergeant to a field marshal! Even at a distance, the field marshal of Ple'ebus's army could be heard barking out orders at those in his command. Within a few years, however, he regained his stature, eventually becoming a field marshal and commander in chief of the British army. The Russian tsarist army had field marshals including Suvorov, but the rank, like all the old military ranks, was abolished in 1917. Neither field marshal nor platoon leader should be point man.
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