platoon

英 [pləˈtuːn]

美 [pləˈtuːn]

n.  (军队的)排

复数：platoons　

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Collins.1 / BNC.13114 / COCA.9393

牛津词典

noun

• （军队的）排
  a small group of soldiers that is part of a company and commanded by a lieutenant

柯林斯词典

• （通常由中尉指挥的）排
  Aplatoonis a small group of soldiers, usually one which is commanded by a lieutenant.

英英释义

noun

• a military unit that is a subdivision of a company
• a team of policemen working under the military platoon system
• a group of persons who are engaged in a common activity
  1. platoons of tourists poured out of the busses
  2. the defensive platoon of the football team

双语例句

• Automatic platoon lampblack system to guarantee the workers have a good working environment.
  自动排油烟系统，保证工人有一个良好的工作环境。
• If the Platoon Sergeant can see you, so can the enemy.
  如果排长能看到你，敌人也可以。
• I had no communications with neither the company commander nor Vjunov's platoon.
  我既没有和连长也没有和Vjunov的排取得联系。
• Coordination of squad, platoon, outfit and faction is critical to the game.
  班，排，装备和宗派的协作对比赛批评。华理克对来自保守派的批评不屑一顾。
• After I got out of the military academy, I was a platoon leader.
  军校毕业之后我当排长，然后我当连长。
• The platoon pulled back to safety.
  这一排士兵撤回到了安全地带。
• A platoon under Vjunov attacked from the left flank, and I with other two platoons from the right.
  Vjunov指挥的一个排从左翼发起了进攻，我和另两个排从右翼进攻。
• The platoon was lured into a trap by guerrilla soldiers.
  这个排中了游击队员的圈套。
• The platoon leader sounded the whistle for lunch.
  排长吹响了午餐哨。
• Remember I was a platoon that day in the last enter assembly room.
  记得那天我是排在最后一个进入会议室的。