英语
德语
I. con·script 名词 [ˈkɒnskrɪpt, 美 ˈkɑ:n-]
- conscript
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II. con·script 形 [ˈkɒnskrɪpt, 美 ˈkɑ:n-] attr, 不变的
III. con·script 动词 trans [kənˈskrɪpt]
| I | conscript |
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| you | conscript |
| he/she/it | conscripts |
| we | conscript |
| you | conscript |
| they | conscript |
| I | conscripted |
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| you | conscripted |
| he/she/it | conscripted |
| we | conscripted |
| you | conscripted |
| they | conscripted |
| I | have | conscripted |
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| you | have | conscripted |
| he/she/it | has | conscripted |
| we | have | conscripted |
| you | have | conscripted |
| they | have | conscripted |
| I | had | conscripted |
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| you | had | conscripted |
| he/she/it | had | conscripted |
| we | had | conscripted |
| you | had | conscripted |
| they | had | conscripted |
单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
The rank is typically held by conscripts and new recruits with six months to a year required in grade before promotion.
en.wikipedia.org The fact that his troops were mainly conscripts showed that it was his organisation of them that must be superior.
en.wikipedia.org When divisions of conscripts trained before the war were destroyed, new formations replaced them.
en.wikipedia.org He was conscripted into the tsar's army in 1915, but his talents as a musician kept him out of the trenches.
en.wikipedia.org Even among the large number of conscripts who joined the battery in 1863 there were relatively few deserters.
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