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roman legion

/ˈrəʊmən ˈliːdʒən/

Traduction: Grande unité militaire très disciplinée de l'armée romaine antique, composée généralement de plusieurs milliers de fantassins et de cavaliers, organisée en cohortes et en centuries.

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/ˈrəʊmən ˈliːdʒən/B2formal
  • frGrande unité militaire très disciplinée de l'armée romaine antique, composée généralement de plusieurs milliers de fantassins et de cavaliers, organisée en cohortes et en centuries.

A large, highly disciplined military unit of the ancient Roman army, typically consisting of several thousand infantry soldiers and cavalry, organized into cohorts and centuries.

  1. Ancient Roman military unitB2formal

    A large, highly disciplined infantry unit of the ancient Roman army, typically consisting of 4,000 to 6,000 soldiers.

    frlégion romaine

    • The Roman legion was the backbone of the empire's military power.
    • Each Roman legion was commanded by a legatus.
    • The soldiers of a Roman legion were known for their strict training and discipline.