massed

英 [mæst]

美 [mæst]

adj.  (人们出于特定目的)成群的，聚集的，联合的
v.  集结; 聚集
mass的过去分词和过去式

过去式：massed　过去分词：massed　

BNC.18882 / COCA.23511

柯林斯词典

• ADJ （人们出于某种特殊目的）成群的，聚集的，联合的
  Massedis used to describe a large number of people who have been brought together for a particular purpose.
  1. He could not escape the massed ranks of newsmen.
     他没法躲开成群的记者。

双语例句

• The massed crowds of supporters accorded him a hero's welcome.
  支持的人群给予他英雄般的欢迎。
• Down the slope came the massed bands of the three Indian armed services.
  印度的三军乐队集队走下了山坡。
• The clouds massed, whipped up by the wind
  云卷云舒随风起。
• He thought that he had massed the train.
  他本以为赶不上那班火车了。
• Windows were smashed at a police station after up to60 youths massed outside.
  警察局外聚集着60余名青年，连窗玻璃也被砸碎了。
• An enemy with scattered forces is always better than an enemy with massed resources.
  一个力量分散的敌人总是比一个拥有充沛资源的对手来的好。
• The clouds had massed in the west.
  云朵在西边聚集起来。
• Troops and tanks have massed along the border and some sort of ground offensive or ground incursions into Gaza are considered a likely next step.
  部队和坦克已集结在边界，某种形式的地面进攻和入侵加沙地带，很可能是考虑中的下一步。
• The roar of gunfire, the massed movements of uniformed men, the shrill o f bugles, and the drama of hand to hand combat have facinated students of warfare for a century.
  轰隆的炮声、军人大规模的阵式，尖锐的军号和白刃战的场面，已吸引了战争研究者们一个世纪。
• At that time, the American and Soviet armies were still massed in Europe, trained and ready to fight.
  当年，美国军队和苏联军队仍在欧洲集结、训练并准备交战。