convoy 详细解释

convoy

['kɔnvɔi,kən'vɔi]

n.护航队, 护送, 护卫, 警护
v.护航, 护送

词形变化

动词过去式: convoyed | 动词过去分词: convoyed | 动词现在分词: convoying | 动词第三人称单数: convoys |

词义辨析

同义:

vt.护送; 护卫

accompany  escort  protect  conduct  guide  lead  

英英释义

名词 convoy:

a procession of land vehicles traveling together

a collection of merchant ships with an escort of warships

the act of escorting while in transit

动词 convoy:

escort in transit

补充

convoyconvoy英:[ˈkɔnvɔi] 美:[ˈkɑnˌvɔɪ]n.1.(有护航的)船队, 车队; 护航(队); 护送队vt.1.护航, 护送

例句

1. A convoy of trucks carrying military police was moving past the main gate.载有宪兵的卡车队正从大门驶过。 2. a UN convoy carrying food and medical supplies载有食品和药物补给的联合国车队 3. humanitarian relief convoys人道主义救援车队 4. They travel in convoy with armed guards.他们结成车队, 由武装警卫护送。 5. He ordered the combined fleet to convoy troops to Naples.他下令要联合舰队将军队护送至那不勒斯。 6. This merchant ship was convoyed by a destroyer.这只商船由一艘驱逐舰护航。 7. the army trucks had passed through in convoy the previous evening.前一天晚上军用卡车一起过去了。 8. a convoy of lorries一队卡车 9. a military convoy军事护卫舰队 10. a long convoy of trucks一长列卡车车队 11. The President always travels in a convoy.总统出行总有车队护卫。 12. The United Nations is sending an aid/relief convoy. [=a group of vehicles carrying food and supplies]联合国派出一支救援物资运送队。 13. The ships were sailing in convoy. [=together in a line]这些船只结队航行。 14. The tankers were convoyed by warships.这些油轮有军舰护航。 15. Police and FBI agents convoyed the President to the White House.警察和联邦调查局特工护送总统到白宫。