v.
集合;鼓起
I was curious about what was going on for the saleslady couldn’t understand what the man was talking about. Mustering my courage then, I decided to step in and help the man explain himself.
我对正在发生的事感到很好奇,因为售货小姐听不懂这个人在说什么。然后我鼓起勇气,决心走向前帮助这个人表达他的意思。
-扩展释义
-同义词和反义词
词性:verb
例句1. they had mustered 50,000 troops’
例句2. reporters mustered outside her house’
-mustering的不同词性形态
词组
noun
1.
‘However, she refers to the muster for a boat called Queen, 74 guns, with a ship’s complement just of 300 men.’
‘In addition, a muster also registers whether the sailor was either ‘pressed’ or volunteered and whether he was discharged or reserved.’
2.A formal gathering of troops, especially for inspection, display, or exercise.
‘he attended the musters, which were called to train all able-bodied men’
‘a meeting was held to fix the times and places of muster’
3.A group of peacocks.
‘the sound was like the cry of a muster of peacocks’
‘A muster of peacocks sang out an alarm call and all the deer around the lake ran for cover.’
4.A rounding up of livestock.
‘a cattle muster’
‘Will does a muster and - so rugged is this country - finds they’ve actually got 7000 cattle.’
5.The number of people attending a meeting.
verb
1.(of a group of people) gather together.
‘reporters mustered outside her house’
‘On 21 April hundreds of officers mustered ominously outside Gaza Central Prison in defense of their old commanders rather than the new ones.’
2.(of troops) gather for inspection or in preparation for battle.
‘the cavalrymen mustered beside the other regiments’
‘Albanian troops muster at the Mother Teresa Airport in Tirana before embarking for Iraq.’
3.Assemble (troops), especially for inspection or in preparation for battle.
‘17,000 men had been mustered on Haldon Hill’
‘The King’s son Edward escaped from imprisonment at Gloucester, and mustered an army.’
4.Collect or assemble (a number or amount)
‘he could fail to muster a majority’
‘They still failed to muster a single telling shot in the entire first half, but they kept Waterford at arms length without too much difficulty.’
5.Round up (livestock)
‘my father needed help with mustering sheep’
‘Frequently, on sheep and cattle stations, they could live on their own country, visit sites and care for them at the same time as they mustered stock or undertook droving treks.’
6.Summon up (a feeling, attitude, or response)
‘he replied with as much dignity as he could muster’
‘I finally mustered up the courage to call them’
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