Word: marshal
Category: marshal
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Related words: marshal
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Synonyms: marshal
marshall
Translations: marshal
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spanish
Translations:
mariscal, ordenar, alguacil, Marshal, mariscal de, el Mariscal
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german
Translations:
marschall, gerichtsvollzieher, feuerwehrhauptmann, polizeidirektor, Marschall, Marschalls, Marshal
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french
Translations:
aligner, maréchal, ranger, disposer, grouper, prévôt, Marshal, le maréchal, maréchal de
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italian
Translations:
maresciallo, Marshal, sceriffo, maresciallo di, il maresciallo
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portuguese
Translations:
marechal, Marshal, marechal de, o marechal, do marechal
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dutch
Translations:
maarschalk, Marshal, hofmaarschalk, marshall, maarschalk van
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russian
Translations:
обер-церемониймейстер, маршал, маршала, Marshal, маршалом, предводитель
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norwegian
Translations:
marskalk, marskalken, leder og, Marshall
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swedish
Translations:
marskalk, marskalken, Marshal, kalken
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finnish
Translations:
asetella, airut, järjestää, asettaa, marsalkka, seriffi, sotamarsalkka, käräjäkirjuri
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danish
Translations:
marskal, Marshal, Marechal, sherif, sheriffen
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czech
Translations:
maršál, seřadit, uspořádat, řadit, Marshal, maršála, maršálek, šerif
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polish
Translations:
marszałek, uszykować, organizator, nastawiać, prowadzić, formować, rozrządzać, szeregować, komendant, ustawiać, ...
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hungarian
Translations:
tábornagy, marsall, udvarmester, Marshal, marsallja, marsallnak
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turkish
Translations:
mareşal, şerif, mareşali, marşal
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greek
Translations:
στρατάρχης, συγκεντρώνω, επιστρατεύω, αστυνόμος, τελετάρχης, δικαστικός κλητήρας, Marshal, στρατάρχη
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ukrainian
Translations:
зефір, маршал
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albanian
Translations:
marshall, marshalli, marshalli i, rendit
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bulgarian
Translations:
маршал, шериф, фелдмаршал, излагам системно, въвеждам тържествено, излагам ясно
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belarusian
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маршал, маршалак
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estonian
Translations:
marssal, tseremooniameister, marssali, maamarssal
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croatian
Translations:
rasporediti, maršala, postrojiti, maršal, Marshal, šerif, je Marssal, Marssal
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icelandic
Translations:
Marshal, hershöfðinginn, Marshall, Vörðurinn
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lithuanian
Translations:
maršalka, maršalas, ceremonmeisteris, iškilmingai palydėti, gaisrininkų komandos viršininkas
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latvian
Translations:
ceremonijmeistars, maršals, Marshal, tiesnesis, tiesnesis ar žestu
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macedonian
Translations:
маршал, маршалот, фелдмаршал, началник на, излужам
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romanian
Translations:
mareșal, Mareșalul, Mareșalului, maresalul, maresalului
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slovenian
Translations:
maršál, maršal, šerif, maršalov, maršala
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slovak
Translations:
maršal, maršál, maršala
The meaning and "use of": marshal
noun
- an officer of the highest rank in the armed forces of some countries, including France. - Now, fully half of Napoleon's marshals had started their careers as common soldiers.
- a federal or municipal law officer. - Federal marshals estimated that the birdmen, in violation of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, killed thousands of birds over a five-year span.
- an official responsible for supervising public events, especially sports events or parades. - More than 400 people will be supporting the event, many being reunited after working as marshals during the Commonwealth Games.
- arrange or assemble (a group of people, especially soldiers) in order. - the general marshaled his troops
- combine (coats of arms), typically to indicate marriage, descent, or the bearing of office. - However, they were often infringed when two or more different arms were combined (or marshaled ) within one shield and two tinctures that should in principle not touch each other necessarily became adjacent.
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