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yardbird

/ˈjɑːrd.bɜːrd/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa a un recluta militar asignado a trabajos serviles o de limpieza, o a una persona que cumple condena en prisión.

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noun

C2formalamerican/ˈjɑːrd.bɜːrd/

A noun referring to a military recruit assigned to menial tasks or a person serving a prison sentence.

  • 🇪🇸Sustantivo que designa a un recluta militar asignado a trabajos serviles o de limpieza, o a una persona que cumple condena en prisión.
  1. Military recruit C1 informal american

    A new soldier who is given low-level, often unpleasant duties as part of their training or punishment.

    • The sergeant made the yardbird clean the latrines.
    • As a yardbird, he spent most of his time peeling potatoes.
    • The yardbirds were assigned to pick up trash around the base.

    🇪🇸Recluta militar

    Sinónimos: bootgreenhornpleberecruitrookietrainee

  2. Prison inmate C1 informal american

    A person who is incarcerated and serving a sentence in a jail or prison.

    • The yardbird spent his days in the prison yard.
    • He was just another yardbird doing time for a minor offense.
    • The old yardbird knew all the guards by name.

    🇪🇸Recluso

    Sinónimos: conconvictfeloninmatejailbirdprisoner