rank

英 [ræŋk] 美[ræŋk]

(of soldiers or police officers) fail to remain in line

（军警）解散队列；打乱队形；溃散

(of soldiers or police officers) come closer together in a line

（士兵，警察）靠拢，集合

(of soldiers or police officers) remain in line

（士兵，警察）保持队形

(of a private or a non-commissioned officer) receive a commission

（列兵，军士）升为军官

To use one's superior rank to gain an advantage.

弄权：利用某人的高级职位谋求利益

1. Dense smoke swirled and billowed, its rank fumes choking her.: 滚滚浓烟盘旋翻腾，恶臭味呛得她喘不过气来。

2. Substantial numbers of rank and file members ignored their union's advice.: 有相当一部分普通员工不理睬工会的建议。

3. There was widespread support for him among the rank and file.: 那些普通职员们都普遍支持他。

5. The kitchen was rank with the smell of drying uniforms.: 厨房内充斥着烘干制服的难闻气味。