n.(旧时携枪的)骑兵
vt.强制，以武力迫害，暴力镇压

原形：dragoon第三人称单数：dragoons复数：dragoons过去式：dragooned过去分词：dragooned现在分词：dragooning

The dragoons were sent to quell the uprising in the province.
骑兵被派去镇压该省的叛乱。
He was a member of the 5th Dragoon Guards during World War I.
他在第一次世界大战期间是第五骑兵团的一员。
The dragoons charged at the enemy line, sabers drawn.
骑兵冲向敌军，拔出佩剑。
She watched as the dragoons rode past her house on their way to battle.
她看着骑兵们骑马经过她的房子前往战场。
The dragoons were a key part of the emperor's army.
骑兵是皇帝军队的关键部分。
The dragoons were tasked with patrolling the border and preventing smugglers from entering the country.
骑兵的任务是巡逻边境并阻止走私者入境。
The sight of the dragoons approaching filled the villagers with fear.
看到骑兵接近，村民们充满了恐惧。
The dragoons were known for their bravery and discipline on the battlefield.
骑兵以在战场上的勇敢和纪律而闻名。
The general ordered the dragoons to hold their position until reinforcements arrived.
将军命令骑兵坚守阵地直到援军到达。
The dragoons' horses were well-trained and could maneuver quickly in battle.
骑兵的马匹训练有素，在战斗中可以快速机动。