marshal
US
/ˈmɑːrʃəl/
UK
/ˈmɑːʃəl/
Meaning
To carefully gather and organize people, information, or resources for a particular purpose.
किसी खास उद्देश्य के लिए लोगों, जानकारी या साधनों को सोच-समझकर इकट्ठा और व्यवस्थित करना।
Examples
“The team marshalled its evidence before presenting the proposal.”
“She marshalled local volunteers to help clean the park.”
“Marshalling the available resources helped the clinic serve more patients.”
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Not natural: She marshalled a meeting to discuss the new plan.
Better: She organized a meeting to discuss the new plan.
Marshal is used for gathering people, evidence, or resources, not for arranging a meeting.
Marshal लोगों, सबूतों या साधनों को जुटाने के लिए होता है; meeting आयोजित करने के लिए organize कहें।
Not natural: The team marshalled up its resources for the project.
Better: The team marshalled its resources for the project.
Marshal does not normally take up; use the verb directly before the thing being gathered.
Marshal के साथ आम तौर पर up नहीं लगाते; इसके बाद सीधे वह चीज़ आती है जिसे जुटाया जा रहा है।
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Use marshal when people or resources are deliberately brought together; use organize for arranging an event or activity.
लोगों या साधनों को सोच-समझकर जुटाने के लिए marshal कहें; किसी कार्यक्रम या गतिविधि की व्यवस्था करने के लिए organize कहें।