soudard
sudaʁ
Definition Synonyms
Definition of soudard - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
1.
mercenaireDated soldat professionnel ou mercenaire rémunéréDated
- Les soudards défendaient la forteresse contre une bonne solde.
2.
brutalitéDated homme qui a servi longtemps à la guerre et devenu brutalDated
- Ce vieux soudard effrayait les enfants avec ses manières grossières.
Origin of soudard
italien, soldato (soldat)
Examples of soudard in a sentence
Un soudard expérimenté menait la troupe au combat. Le soudard criait des ordres à la taverne. On évitait le soudard à cause de sa réputation violente.
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- English:mercenary, old soldier, ...
- German:Söldner, Raubein, ...
- Italian:mercenario, soldataccio, ...
- Spanish:soldado mercenario, soldado brutal, ...
- Portuguese:soldado mercenário, soldado, ...
- Chinese:雇佣兵, 老兵痞子, ...
- Japanese:傭兵, 荒くれ兵士, ...
- Arabic:مرتزق, جندي قاسٍ, ...
- Hebrew:שָׂכִיר, חַיָּל גַּס, ...
- Russian:солдат-наёмник, солдафон, ...
- Ukrainian:найманець, солдафон, ...
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