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Definition of combat area - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
competitionUS place of intense competition or conflictUS
- The courtroom became a combat area during the trial.
2.
battle fieldTECH. military zone where active fighting occursTECH.
- The soldiers were deployed to the combat area.
Adjective
militaryTECH. related to a military zone for combat operationsTECH.
- The combat area vehicles are ready for deployment.
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military
area where military forces engage in combat
warfare location
area where military combat occurs
journalism
reporter covering events in a combat area
military
station near combat area for wounded soldiers
military
area where military combat operations are conducted
military
related to the foremost combat area where opposing forces directly clash
military
first-aid post close to a combat area
military aviation
military transport of troops and supplies within a combat area by aircraft
Examples of combat area in a sentence
The sports field turned into a combat area during the finals. The combat area was heavily fortified. Journalists were not allowed into the combat area. Combat area training is essential for all recruits. The combat area briefing was held early in the morning.
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- French:champ de bataille, de combat, ...
- German:Kampfgebiet, militärisch, ...
- Italian:campo di battaglia, da combattimento, ...
- Spanish:campo de batalla, de combate, ...
- Portuguese:zona de combate, de combate, ...
- Chinese:战斗区, 作战区的, ...
- Japanese:戦場, 戦闘地域の, ...
- Arabic:سَاحة مَعْرَكة, قتالي, ...
- Hebrew:זִירַת קְרָב, שֶׁל אֵזוֹר לְחִימָה, ...
- Russian:зона боевых действий, боевой, ...
- Ukrainian:поле бою, військовий, ...
- Hindi:युद्ध क्षेत्र, लड़ाई का क्षेत्र, ...
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