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Definition of army - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
military forcelarge organized group of soldiers
- The army was deployed to maintain peace in the region..
2.
groupslarge group of people working towards a common goal
- An army of volunteers cleaned the park.
3.
animalRare large group of social animals working togetherRare
- An army of ants carried leaves to their nest.
Expressions with army
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person doing tasks usually for a group
He was a one-man army in the project.
disorganized group of fighters lacking formal training
The rebels formed a ragtag army to fight the invaders.
child with a parent in the military
Growing up as an army brat taught her resilience.
large group of ants
An army of ants invaded the picnic area.
used to mock someone's threat or challenge
You think you can beat me? You and which army!
single person acting alone
He fought the battle like an army of one.
used to challenge someone's ability to do something alone
You and what army are going to stop me?
used to express disbelief at someone's ability
You and whose army think you can beat us?
military facility where soldiers are stationed
The soldiers returned to the army base after the drill.
sturdy footwear for soldiers in combat
He laced up his army boots before the march.
shade of green used in fashion and design
She painted her room in a soft army green.
heavily armored military vehicle with a cannon
The army tank rolled across the battlefield.
person who joins the army by choice
He became an army volunteer after college.
military force composed of ordinary citizens
The people's army was formed to defend the homeland.
gather and organize soldiers for a military campaign
The king decided to raise an army to defend the kingdom.
permanent army maintained by a nation
The country invested heavily in its standing army.
type of ant known for aggressive behavior and mass movement
The army ant colony quickly overran the abandoned picnic area..
officially provided by the army as standard equipment
He wore army-issue boots during the hike.
group of volunteers helping during floods
The mud army worked tirelessly to protect homes from the rising waters.
group united by the internet for a cause
The network army rallied support for the campaign online.
person with authority in the army
The army officer led the troops into battle.
military group that is part of an army
The army unit was deployed to the conflict zone.
military member skilled in engineering tasks
The army engineer designed a new bridge for the troops.
permanent national military force
He served twenty years in the regular army..
Origin of army
Latin, armata (armed)
Terms with army included in their meaning
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military
person serving in an army
military
senior military officer in the army
military
military forces of a nation including army, navy, air force
armed forces
service in an army or military organization
military
officer in the army, air force, or marine corps
army
enlisted military personnel
military
soldier of the lowest rank in the army
military
act of enlisting people for the army
army organization
military units operating large guns
army
soldier in a commando unit
abr: Corporal
non-commissioned officer in the army or marines
military
soldier who fights on foot in the army
army unit
military unit of soldiers led by a lieutenant
military
person with the lowest rank in the army
army
military unit of cavalry or armored vehicles
military
rank in the air forces equivalent to a lieutenant in the army
army
military forces stationed in a location
army
summon someone back to a place
military
depart to join an army at war
acr: Irish Republican Army
organization seeking Irish independence
military
junior officer rank in the army or marines
military
branch of the army that handles such guns
army unit
military unit with several companies and a headquarters
army unit
military unit with several regiments or battalions
Examples of army in a sentence
An army of volunteers helped with the cleanup. An army of fans gathered at the concert. The company built an army of supporters online. An army of bees swarmed the garden. The forest was alive with an army of caterpillars.
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- French:armée, foule, ...
- German:Armee, Ameisenarmee, ...
- Italian:forza militare, armata, ...
- Spanish:fuerza militar, grupo, ...
- Portuguese:exército, legião, ...
- Chinese:军队, 志愿者队伍, ...
- Japanese:軍隊, 軍団, ...
- Arabic:جَيْش, حَشْد, ...
- Hebrew:צָבָא, ...
- Russian:войско, группа, ...
- Ukrainian:армія, загін, ...
- Hindi:सेना, कार्यदल, ...
Definition of ARMY - Reverso English Dictionary
Abbreviation
- She is proud to be part of ARMY.
- ARMY organized a fan project for BTS.
- Many ARMY attended the concert together.
Origin of ARMY
Latin armata (armed force)
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- Spanish:ARMY, ...
- Portuguese:ARMY, ...
- Chinese:ARMY, ...
- Japanese:アーミー, ...
- Arabic:ارمي, ...
- Hebrew:אַרְמִי, ...
- Russian:ARMY, ...
- Ukrainian:АРМІ, ...
- Hindi:आर्मी, ...
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