marshall

to organize and control a group of people or things, especially in an emergency situation

organizar, coordinar, dirigir

• marshall resources

Collocations marshall the troops · marshall the evidence

• The police had to marshall the crowd.

  La policía tuvo que organizar a la multitud.

to direct traffic or guide people, especially in an emergency situation

dirigir el tráfico, guiar personas

• marshall the crowd

Collocations marshall traffic · marshall people to safety

• He was marshall at the event.

  Él fue el encargado de dirigir a la gente en el evento.

a person who directs traffic or guides people, especially in an emergency situation

encargado de tráfico, guía

Collocations fire marshall

• The fire marshall was on duty.

  El encargado de seguridad contra incendios estaba en servicio.

a judge in some countries, especially the United States and Scotland

juez, magistrado

Collocations high court marshall

• He became a district marshall.

  Él se convirtió en un juez de distrito.

a person who is responsible for the administration of justice in a particular area, especially Scotland

administrador de justicia, funcionario judicial

Collocations sheriff marshall

• The sheriff marshall oversees the court.

  El administrador de justicia supervisa el tribunal.

a person who directs an orchestra or choir

director, maestro

Collocations orchestra marshall

• The orchestra marshall led the performance.

  El director de la orquesta dirigió el concierto.

to direct an orchestra or choir

dirigir una orquesta, dirigir un coro

Collocations marshall the choir

• She marshall the choir at the concert.

  Ella dirigió el coro en el concierto.

a member of a noble family in England, Scotland, and Ireland during the Middle Ages

miembro de una familia noble, caballero

Collocations medieval marshall

• He was a medieval marshall.

  Él fue un caballero en la Edad Media.