n.[C]

1. 元帅；高级将官
   Marshal Montgomery commanded the ground forces in the invasion of Normandy.

   蒙哥马利元帅在诺曼第入侵中指挥地面部队。

2. 司仪；典礼官
   The dean of the school acts as marshal of graduation exercises.

   学校的教务长担任毕业典礼的司仪。

3. 【美】联邦法院执行官；市司法官；警察局长；消防队长
   I was led into the courtroom by a marshal.

   我由一名法院的执行官领进法庭。

4. 体育竞赛组织官员
   It is unusual for a golfer to batter one of the marshals with his putter.

   高尔夫球员用推杆殴打比赛组织官员实属罕见。

vt.

1. 排列，安排；整理
   He marshaled his facts to support his argument.

   他列举事实来证实他的论点。

2. 引领[（+into）]
   The foreign visitor was marshaled into the presence of the minister.

   那位外国客人被领到部长面前。

3. 编列（部队），统帅（军队）
   The general marshaled his troops for a new attack.

   将军集结部队准备发起新的进攻。

4. 将（列车）编组

n.

1. an officer of the highest rank in the armed forces of some countries.
   ▸Brit. historical a high-ranking officer of state.
2. US a federal or municipal law officer.
   ▸the head of a police department.
   ▸N. Amer. the head of a fire department.
3. an official responsible for supervising public events, especially sports events or parades.
4. (in the UK) an official accompanying a judge on circuit, with secretarial and social duties.

v.

1. assemble (a group of people, especially soldiers) in order.
2. bring together or arrange in order (facts, information, etc.).
3. direct the movement of (an aircraft) on the ground at an airport.
4. Heraldry  combine (coats of arms), to indicate marriage, descent, or the bearing of office.