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conscript + noun
形容词conscript通常用于名词前，表示‘被征召的’、‘被征入伍的’。
The conscript soldiers marched in formation.
被征入伍的士兵列队行进。
被征召入伍的；应征的
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被征召入伍的；应征的
Drafted into military service.
The conscript soldiers marched in formation.
被征入伍的士兵列队行进。
被征入伍的,应征的
Drafted into a military service or similar.
登记的,注册的,记入的
Enrolled; written; registered.
The conscript soldiers received basic training before being sent to the front line.
这些被征召的士兵在接受基本训练后被派往前线。
Many conscript workers were employed in the factory during the war.
战争期间，许多被征召的工人在工厂工作。
The conscript labor force helped build the new railway line.
被征召的劳动力帮助修建了新的铁路线。
形容词conscript通常用于名词前，表示‘被征召的’、‘被征入伍的’。
The conscript soldiers marched in formation.
被征入伍的士兵列队行进。
Not this
He was conscript to the army.
Use this
He was conscripted to the army.
动词时态错误：过去时应用 'conscripted' 而非原形 'conscript'。
Not this
The government announced a new conscript policy.
Use this
The government announced a new conscription policy.
名词混淆：'conscript' 指被征召的人，而 'conscription' 指征兵制度或过程。
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由应征士兵组成的军队
The country maintains a largely conscript army.
这个国家主要维持一支由应征士兵组成的军队。
被征召的士兵
Conscript soldiers were the first to be sent to the front.
被征召的士兵被最先派往前线。
征召劳工；征用的劳动力
The wall was built using conscript labor.
这堵墙是用被征召的劳工修建的。
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记忆联想：conscript里面有个script（脚本），想象被征召的士兵名字都被写进一份军事'脚本'里。
语域：formal 常见场景：military service、official documents、historical texts 作形容词时，conscript 通常用于正式或军事书面语，表示“被征召的”；此外还有“已登记/书面的”的含义，多见于历史或法律文献，日常口语中很少使用。
None of these words rhyme with 'conscript' (/ˈkɒnskript/) because the stressed vowel differs; all share the '-script' ending but are pronounced with /-skrɪpt/ while 'conscript' has /-skrɪpt/ as well? Actually, the vowel in '-script' is /ɪ/ in all these words, and 'conscript' also has /ɪ/ in the final syllable? Wait, the IPA given for 'conscript' is 'kɒnskript, which implies the last syllable is /skrɪpt/ with /ɪ/. So actually, the final syllables are identical? But then they would rhyme if the stressed vowel were the same? However, the stress is on the first syllable, so the rhyme condition applies to the stressed vowel. Since the stressed vowel in 'conscript' is /ɒ/ (or /ɑː/ in some accents), it does not match the stressed vowel of 'script' which is /ɪ/. Therefore, they do not rhyme. The listed words are all stressed on the first syllable except 'script' is monosyllabic. So the note should clarify: None of these words rhyme with 'conscript' because the stressed vowel (the first syllable) differs; the '-script' ending is identical in spelling but not in stress placement.
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