brigade

• Unidad militar táctica, generalmente más grande que un batallón y más pequeña que una división, compuesta por varios batallones o regimientos. Por extensión, también designa a un grupo organizado de personas que trabajan juntas con un fin común.

A noun referring to a military unit that is typically smaller than a division, composed of several battalions or regiments.

1. B2formal

   A large military unit, typically smaller than a division, composed of several battalions or regiments.

   Brigada (unidad militar)

   • The brigade was deployed to the front lines.
   • He commanded an infantry brigade during the war.
   • The entire brigade participated in the training exercise.

2. Organized groupB2informal

   A group of people organized for a specific purpose, often for work or activism.

   Brigada (grupo organizado)

   • A fire brigade arrived quickly to extinguish the blaze.
   • The volunteer brigade helped clean up the park.
   • A brigade of workers repaired the road overnight.

   Sinónimosbandcorpscrewforceganggrouppartysquadteamunit

• Verbo poco usado u obsoleto que significa formar en brigada o agrupar de manera militar u organizada; en el uso moderno prácticamente no se emplea. También puede referirse a reunir o coordinar a personas en un grupo con un fin concreto.

An archaic verb meaning to form into a brigade or to group together in a military or organized manner; no longer in common modern use.

1. Form or unite into a brigadeC1formal

   To organize or group people into a brigade, typically for a specific purpose or task.

   formar en brigada

   • The general decided to brigade the scattered troops for the offensive.
   • Volunteers were brigaded together to help with the disaster relief.
   • The company brigaded its employees into teams for the project.