throng, marshal

a ​crowd or ​large ​group of ​people: 많은 무리A ​huge throng had ​gathered around the ​speaker.
to be or go ​somewhere in very ​large ​numbers:(주어가) 북적거리다, 몰려있다[T] The ​narrow ​streets were thronged with tourists.[I always + adv/prep] Reporters thronged around her.
to ​bring together or ​organize ​people or things in ​order to ​achieve a ​particular ​aim:(특정 목적을 위해 사람・사물・생각 등을) 모으다[결집시키다]The ​fighting in the ​city ​followed ​reports of the ​rebels marshalling ​their ​forces in the ​countryside.The ​company is marshalling ​its ​forces/​resources for a ​long ​court​case.
They had marshalled an ​armada of 1,000 ​boats to ​help ​clear up the ​oil.
It is ​unlikely that the ​rebels will be ​able to marshal as much ​firepower as the ​government ​troops.

an ​official who ​arranges and ​controls a ​public ​ceremony: 진행 요원The ​mayor was the ​honorary ​grand marshal of the St. Patrick’s ​Day ​parade.
a ​government ​official who is ​responsible for putting the ​decisions of a ​law ​court into ​effect: (미국 법원의) 집행관, 보안관He was ​conducted to the ​airport by ​federal marshals and ​deported
In some ​parts of the US, marshal is also a ​title used for ​police or ​fire ​department ​officers of high ​rank.