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trooper

/ˈtruː.pər/

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noun

/ˈtruː.pər/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее солдата моторизованного или бронетанкового подразделения, конного полицейского, сотрудника дорожной полиции штата или кавалериста.

A noun referring to a soldier in a motorized or armored unit, a mounted policeman, a state police officer, or a soldier on horseback.

  1. Soldier in a motorized unitB2formal

    A member of a military unit that uses vehicles such as tanks or armored cars.

    ruСолдат моторизованного подразделения

    • The troopers advanced in their armored vehicles.
    • He served as a trooper in the armored division.
    • The motorized troopers were deployed to the front line.

    Synonymstanker

  2. Mounted policemanB1formal

    A police officer who patrols on horseback.

    ruКонный полицейский

    • The mounted trooper controlled the crowd during the parade.
    • A trooper on horseback helped direct traffic in the city center.
    • The royal guard includes several mounted troopers.
  3. State police officerB1formalamerican

    A member of a state police force in the United States.

    ruПолицейский штата

    • The state trooper pulled over the speeding car.
    • A trooper from the highway patrol investigated the accident.
    • She became a trooper after graduating from the police academy.
  4. Soldier on horsebackB2formal

    A cavalry soldier who fights or travels on horseback.

    ruКавалерист

    • The troopers charged across the battlefield on their horses.
    • Historical reenactors dressed as troopers from the 19th century.
    • The cavalry trooper carried a saber and a rifle.

    Synonymsdragoonhorsemanhussarlancer

Forms
  • troopers plural form
  • troopers' possessive plural form
  • trooper's possessive singular form
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