muster

• 名词，指官方召集的集合或集结，尤指军队为检查、点名或执行任务而进行的集合。

A noun referring to a formal gathering or assembly, especially of military personnel for inspection, roll call, or duty.

1. Military assemblyB2formal

   A formal gathering of soldiers or military personnel for inspection, duty, or roll call.

   集合

   • The troops were called to muster at dawn.
   • The general reviewed the morning muster.
   • All soldiers must attend the muster before deployment.

   同义词assemblyformationgatheringparadereviewroll call

   反义词dismissaldispersal

2. Compulsory military serviceB2formal

   A system where citizens are required to serve in the armed forces for a set period.

   兵役义务

   • Many countries have abolished compulsory muster.
   • He completed his muster in the army last year.
   • The government introduced a new muster policy for young adults.

• 动词，表示召集、集合或集结（人员、资源等），也可指鼓起（勇气等）。

A verb used to indicate the act of gathering, assembling, or summoning people, resources, or courage.

1. Gather or bring togetherB2formal

   To collect or assemble people, things, or qualities, especially with effort.

   召集

   • She mustered the courage to speak in front of the crowd.
   • The general mustered his troops for the final assault.
   • He mustered all his strength to lift the heavy box.

   同义词assemblecollectconvenegathermarshalrallyround upsummon

   反义词disbanddispersedissolvescatterseparate

2. Call to dutyB2formal

   To summon someone for a specific purpose, such as military service or jury duty.

   征召服役

   • The government mustered all available soldiers for the emergency.
   • Citizens were mustered for jury duty at the courthouse.
   • The captain mustered the crew on deck for inspection.

   同义词call upconscriptdraftsummon

短语动词变体muster inmuster outmuster up