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squad

/skwɒd/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa un grupo pequeño y organizado de personas que trabajan juntas como una unidad, comúnmente en contextos militares, policiales o deportivos.

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noun

/skwɒd/B1formalsport
  • esSustantivo que designa un grupo pequeño y organizado de personas que trabajan juntas como una unidad, comúnmente en contextos militares, policiales o deportivos.

A noun referring to a small organized group of people, typically in a military, police, or sports context, working together as a unit.

  1. Smallest army unitB1formal

    The smallest military unit, typically consisting of a small group of soldiers under a non-commissioned officer.

    esEscuadra militar

    • The squad was ordered to advance at dawn.
    • Each squad in the platoon has a specific mission.
    • The sergeant led his squad through the training exercise.

    Sinónimosdetailpatrolsectionteam

  2. Sports teamA2informal

    A group of players selected to play together in a sport, often as a cooperative unit.

    esEquipo deportivo

    • The basketball squad practiced every evening.
    • She was chosen for the varsity squad this year.
    • The coach announced the starting squad for the match.

    Sinónimoscrewgrouplineupoutfitrosterselectionsideteamunit

  3. Police unitB1formal

    A small group of police officers trained to handle a specific type of crime.

    esunidad policial especial

    • The drug squad raided the warehouse.
    • A bomb squad was called to the scene.
    • The vice squad investigates illegal gambling operations.

    Sinónimosdetailforcetask forceteamunit

Formas
  • squads plural form
  • squads' possessive plural form
  • squad's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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