Definition of Marine Corps in English:

Marine Corps

proper noun

A US armed service (part of the US navy), founded in 1775 and trained to operate on land and at sea.
he served in the Marine Corps from 1984 to 1991
Example sentencesExamples
- He applied for officer candidate school in the Marine Corps and enrolled in graduate school at Harvard until called.
- But Donaldson envisions an agency modeled on the Marine Corps, capable of responding rapidly to crises.
- Fred, a major in the Marine Corps, was recalled to the zone with a group of field grade officers at the end of last year.
- After drifting around for a few years, McQueen joined the Marine Corps in 1947.
- After two false starts in college, he enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps so he could fly helicopters during the Vietnam War.
- The Marine Corps would have a role in any conventional conflict, but its main purpose would remain to respond to crisis whenever needed.
- One of them was a Marine Corps veteran.
- I shuddered when a Marine Corps general promised we would be adopted by his men and strike up lifelong friendships.
- The Marine Corps has leased the 100,000-square-foot building at Imeson International Industrial Park in North Jacksonville.
- The Marine Corps agreed, awarding him a Combat Action Ribbon for his performance.

Definition of Marine Corps in US English:

Marine Corps

proper nounˌməˈrin kɔrˌməˈrēn kôr

A branch of the US armed services (part of the US Navy), founded in 1775 and trained to operate on land and at sea.
he served in the Marine Corps from 1984 to 1991
Example sentencesExamples
- The Marine Corps agreed, awarding him a Combat Action Ribbon for his performance.
- The Marine Corps has leased the 100,000-square-foot building at Imeson International Industrial Park in North Jacksonville.
- Fred, a major in the Marine Corps, was recalled to the zone with a group of field grade officers at the end of last year.
- After two false starts in college, he enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps so he could fly helicopters during the Vietnam War.
- But Donaldson envisions an agency modeled on the Marine Corps, capable of responding rapidly to crises.
- The Marine Corps would have a role in any conventional conflict, but its main purpose would remain to respond to crisis whenever needed.
- He applied for officer candidate school in the Marine Corps and enrolled in graduate school at Harvard until called.
- One of them was a Marine Corps veteran.
- After drifting around for a few years, McQueen joined the Marine Corps in 1947.
- I shuddered when a Marine Corps general promised we would be adopted by his men and strike up lifelong friendships.

词汇	Marine Corps
释义	Definition of Marine Corps in English: Marine Corps proper noun A US armed service (part of the US navy), founded in 1775 and trained to operate on land and at sea. he served in the Marine Corps from 1984 to 1991 Example sentencesExamples He applied for officer candidate school in the Marine Corps and enrolled in graduate school at Harvard until called. But Donaldson envisions an agency modeled on the Marine Corps, capable of responding rapidly to crises. Fred, a major in the Marine Corps, was recalled to the zone with a group of field grade officers at the end of last year. After drifting around for a few years, McQueen joined the Marine Corps in 1947. After two false starts in college, he enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps so he could fly helicopters during the Vietnam War. The Marine Corps would have a role in any conventional conflict, but its main purpose would remain to respond to crisis whenever needed. One of them was a Marine Corps veteran. I shuddered when a Marine Corps general promised we would be adopted by his men and strike up lifelong friendships. The Marine Corps has leased the 100,000-square-foot building at Imeson International Industrial Park in North Jacksonville. The Marine Corps agreed, awarding him a Combat Action Ribbon for his performance. Definition of Marine Corps in US English: Marine Corps proper nounˌməˈrin kɔrˌməˈrēn kôr A branch of the US armed services (part of the US Navy), founded in 1775 and trained to operate on land and at sea. he served in the Marine Corps from 1984 to 1991 Example sentencesExamples The Marine Corps agreed, awarding him a Combat Action Ribbon for his performance. The Marine Corps has leased the 100,000-square-foot building at Imeson International Industrial Park in North Jacksonville. Fred, a major in the Marine Corps, was recalled to the zone with a group of field grade officers at the end of last year. After two false starts in college, he enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps so he could fly helicopters during the Vietnam War. But Donaldson envisions an agency modeled on the Marine Corps, capable of responding rapidly to crises. The Marine Corps would have a role in any conventional conflict, but its main purpose would remain to respond to crisis whenever needed. He applied for officer candidate school in the Marine Corps and enrolled in graduate school at Harvard until called. One of them was a Marine Corps veteran. After drifting around for a few years, McQueen joined the Marine Corps in 1947. I shuddered when a Marine Corps general promised we would be adopted by his men and strike up lifelong friendships.
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