动词 marshal:

1. place in proper rank

2. arrange in logical order

3. make ready for action or use

4. lead ceremoniously, as in a procession

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1. A law officer, such as a sheriff or marshal.
   执法吏法律官员，如美国的县行政司法长官或警长
2. The dean of the school act as marshal of graduation ceremony.
   学校的教务长担任毕业典礼的司仪。