garrison

US /ˈɡer.ə.sən/
UK /ˈɡer.ə.sən/
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1.

驻军, 守备部队

the troops stationed in a fortress or town to defend it

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The garrison was prepared for a long siege.
驻军已为长期围困做好准备。
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A small garrison held the fort against overwhelming odds.
一支小驻军在寡不敌众的情况下守住了堡垒。
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驻地, 军事基地

a permanent military post

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The old fort now serves as a historical garrison.
这座古老的堡垒现在是一个历史驻地。
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The army established a new garrison near the border.
军队在边境附近建立了一个新的驻地。
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驻扎, 守卫

to station (troops) in a place in order to defend it

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The general decided to garrison more troops in the border town.
将军决定在边境城镇驻扎更多军队。
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They will garrison the newly captured territory.
他们将驻守新占领的领土。
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