单词：dragoon
音标：[drә'gu:n] ；
柯林斯词典等级：1 级；
n. 龙骑兵, 骑兵, 暴徒
vt. 以武力迫害, 弹压, 强制
vt. 以武力迫害, 弹压, 强制
n. a member of a European military unit formerly composed of heavily armed cavalrymen
v. compel by coercion, threats, or crude means
v. subjugate by imposing troops
v. compel by coercion, threats, or crude means
v. subjugate by imposing troops
词型变化：名词复数形式 : dragoons ; 过去分词 : dragooned ; 过去式 : dragooned ; 现在分词 : dragooning ; 第三人称单数 : dragoons
词性分布：
dragoon的用法和样例：
例句
用作名词(n.)
- The dragoon officers and Foker clapped their hands furiously.龙骑兵军官和福克发疯似地鼓掌。
- The big dragoon was as helpless as a baby.这龙骑兵大个儿象婴儿似的毫无办法。
用作及物动词(vt.)
- I was dragooned into helping.我是被迫帮忙的。
- We were dragooned into going to the opera.我们迫不得已去看了那场歌剧。
经典引文
His brother of France..was dragooning his Protestant subjects out of his kingdom.
出自：D. NealHe..dragooned the Chiefs of Staff and Ismay in the War Room.
出自：J. Colville
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