1.
reinforce a garrison, fleet, etc
增援驻军、 舰队等
2.
The garrison fought off the attackers.
驻军击退了袭击者。
3.
"Ex-major in the Austrian service?"
“前奥地利驻军中的少校？”
4.
The presence of the troops constitutes a threat to peace.
驻军对和平构成了威胁。
5.
Commander-in-chief of Hong Kong Garrison
香港驻军最高指挥官
6.
The garrison has been renewed.
警备区驻军已得到加强。
7.
The Garrison Law stipulates that the Hong Kong Garrison shall not interfere in the local affairs of the HKSAR;
香港驻军法规定，香港驻军不干预香港特别行政区的地方事务；
8.
Of, relating to, possessing, or being a garrison.
驻防军的驻防军的、和驻防军有关的、有驻防军的或是驻防军的
9.
To assign(troops)to a military post.
派（兵）驻防于一军事驻地
10.
CINCUSNAVEUR (Commander-in-chief, United States Navy Forces, Europe)
美国驻欧洲海军司令
11.
a fortified place where troops are stationed.
军队驻扎的巩固的地方。
12.
To supply(a post)with troops.
为部队提供一（军事驻地）
13.
To occupy as or convert into a military post.
占领或占用一军事驻地
14.
United Nations Command in Korea (United Nations Command)
联合国驻朝鲜军司令部
15.
That's the frontier guard station.
那里是边防军的驻地。
16.
A permanent army post.
要塞一永久军事驻地
17.
United States Korean Military Advisory Group
美国驻韩国军事顾问团
18.
a building or group of buildings used to house military personnel.
军营:用于驻扎军人的一个或一组建筑。