Phalanx
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n. 方阵;密集队;密集人群;趾骨;
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Unfortunately for Wilson, such a solid phalanx did not materialize.
对威尔逊来说, 不幸的是这种团结并没有形成.
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phalanx
n
(pl phalanges or ~es)
1 (in ancient Greece) close formation, esp of infantry ready for battle （古希腊）方阵（尤指步兵作战时的）.
2 number of people standing together to form a compact mass 密集队形
a phalanx of riot police 防暴警察的密集队伍.
3 (anatomy 解) any of the bones in a finger or toe 指骨; 趾骨. => illus at skeleton 见skeleton插图.
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Okay, we're all agreed.
好，大家的意见都统一了。
John has his own family now.
约翰现在有自己的家了。
From 1830 onwards in the USA and from about 1870 in Canada, settlers began to move westwards and to take possession of the plains as their own.
美国自1830年起，加拿大从1870年左右起，殖民者开始向西迁移，并把平原据为己有。