phalanx

/fey-langks, fal-angks/US // ˈfeɪ læŋks, ˈfæl æŋks //UK // (ˈfælæŋks) //

方阵,法阵,方块

Definitions

n.名词 noun

v.无主动词 verb

1
- : Printing. to arrange the distribution of work in a shop as evenly as possible.

as inlegion

Forms: phalanges

Synonyms

Vaccines offered Moderna’s CEO, Bancel, a chance to advance a phalanx of new products.
A phalanx of police officers stood at attention on each side of the plaza.
When the surviving phalanx of Massachusetts volunteers arrived at the Capitol building, “they were a tired, dusty, and bedraggled lot of men, showing every evidence of the struggle which they had so recently passed through,” a doorkeeper recalled.
They marched us all — a phalanx of senators, staff and press — through multiple office buildings in search of the safest grounds to shelter on the Capitol complex.
All the confusion finally gave way to a Bowl Championship Series from 1998-2013, in which a phalanx of humans and computers would choose two teams to play in one championship game.
A phalanx of cops formed behind them as they started across.
A phalanx of money-changers runs between the shops, converting Pakistani rupees to Afghan afghanis to U.S. dollars on the fly.
Who can forget the indelible images of that White Bronco being chased by a phalanx of cop cars on June 17, 1994?
I was among more than a hundred protestors from Occupy L.A., and facing a phalanx of police with riot equipment.
Their carefully scripted words, examined beforehand no doubt by a phalanx of spinmeisters, were barely above a monotone.
He took office with the intention of carrying out the king's policy of breaking up the whig and bringing about a peace.

/fey-langks, fal-angks/US // ˈfeɪ læŋks, ˈfæl æŋks //UK // (ˈfælæŋks) //

方阵,法阵,方块

n.名词 noun

v.无主动词 verb

1
- : Printing. to arrange the distribution of work in a shop as evenly as possible.

as inlegion

Forms: phalanges

Synonyms

Vaccines offered Moderna’s CEO, Bancel, a chance to advance a phalanx of new products.
A phalanx of police officers stood at attention on each side of the plaza.
When the surviving phalanx of Massachusetts volunteers arrived at the Capitol building, “they were a tired, dusty, and bedraggled lot of men, showing every evidence of the struggle which they had so recently passed through,” a doorkeeper recalled.
They marched us all — a phalanx of senators, staff and press — through multiple office buildings in search of the safest grounds to shelter on the Capitol complex.
All the confusion finally gave way to a Bowl Championship Series from 1998-2013, in which a phalanx of humans and computers would choose two teams to play in one championship game.
A phalanx of cops formed behind them as they started across.
A phalanx of money-changers runs between the shops, converting Pakistani rupees to Afghan afghanis to U.S. dollars on the fly.
Who can forget the indelible images of that White Bronco being chased by a phalanx of cop cars on June 17, 1994?
I was among more than a hundred protestors from Occupy L.A., and facing a phalanx of police with riot equipment.
Their carefully scripted words, examined beforehand no doubt by a phalanx of spinmeisters, were barely above a monotone.
He took office with the intention of carrying out the king's policy of breaking up the whig and bringing about a peace.