marshal

• Nom désignant un officier de police ou de justice chargé de l'exécution des décisions judiciaires, comparable à un shérif, ou un officier militaire de haut rang dans certains pays.

A noun referring to a law officer with duties similar to a sheriff in executing court judgments, or a high-ranking military officer in some countries.

1. Law enforcement officerB2formalamerican

   A law officer with duties similar to a sheriff, responsible for carrying out court judgments and maintaining order.

   Officier de justice chargé de l'exécution des décisions de justice

   • The federal marshal served the arrest warrant.
   • A marshal was assigned to protect the witness.
   • The court marshal announced the judge's arrival.

   Synonymesbailiffconstabledeputylawmanpeace officersheriff

2. High-ranking military officerB2formal

   A military officer of the highest rank in some countries, often commanding large forces.

   Maréchal (grade militaire)

   • The field marshal led the army into battle.
   • He was promoted to the rank of marshal after the victory.
   • The marshal reviewed the troops during the parade.

   Synonymescommandantcommanderfield marshalgeneral

• Verbe utilisé pour rassembler, ordonner ou organiser des personnes, des choses ou des idées, ainsi que pour guider ou accompagner officiellement quelqu'un.

A verb used to arrange or assemble people, things, or ideas in an orderly manner, or to lead or guide someone officially.

1. Arrange in proper orderB2formal

   To arrange or organize people, things, or ideas in a systematic or orderly way.

   Ordonner, organiser méthodiquement

   • She marshaled her arguments before the debate.
   • The general marshaled his troops for the parade.
   • He marshaled the facts to support his case.

   Synonymesarrangearrayassembledisposemusterorderorganizesort

2. Guide or leadB2formal

   To lead or guide someone or something in a formal or ceremonial manner.

   Guider ou conduire

   • The usher marshaled the guests to their seats.
   • The parade marshal marshaled the floats down the main street.
   • She marshaled the children into the classroom.

   Synonymesconductdirectescortguideleadshepherdusher

   Antonymesmisdirectmislead

3. Prepare for actionB2formal

   To gather and prepare resources, thoughts, or forces for a specific purpose.

   Mobiliser (des ressources, des forces)

   • The team marshaled their resources for the final push.
   • He marshaled his courage to speak in public.
   • The organization marshaled volunteers for the disaster relief effort.

   Synonymesarrayassembledeploygathermusterorganizerally