گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'army'

1 عمومی:: دسته‌

2 عمومی:: سپاه‌

3 عمومی:: جمعیت‌

4 عمومی:: (نظ‌) ارتش‌

5 عمومی:: نیروی زمینی

6 عمومی:: لشگر

7 عمومی:: صف‌

8 عمومی:: گروه‌

9 عمومی:: ارتش

1 general::   noun group of soldiers ADJ. great, huge, large, mighty, powerful | small | professional, regular, standing | reserve | conscript | volunteer | disciplined | modern | allied | enemy | opposing | foreign | national | private | guerrilla | rebel | advancing, invading, occupying, victorious | defeated, retreating VERB + ARMY have | go into, join After leaving school Mike went into the army. | leave | be in command of, command, lead He was in command of the British Army in Egypt. He led the army into battle. | drill, train | amass, build up, raise, recruit The king was unable to raise an army. | equip, supply | mobilize | deploy, field The French army was deployed in the Western Desert. | concentrate | crush, decimate, defeat, put to flight, rout The army was finally defeated in the autumn. | demobilize, disband The emperor was deposed and his army disbanded. ARMY + VERB gather | advance, march A huge army marched on London. | camp | go into action, invade | attack, clash, fight The two opposing armies clashed in battle. | occupy | flee, pull back, retreat, withdraw ARMY + NOUN captain, chief, commander, general, officer | corps, personnel, unit | barracks, base, camp, headquarters | career | patrol | greatcoat, uniform | wife PREP. in the ~ Her husband is in the army. large group ADJ. vast a vast army of personnel | small a small army of volunteers | growing, increasing | reserve PREP. of He argued that unemployment created a useful reserve army of labour.

2 general:: army verbs join the army • At 18, I decided to join the army. go into the army • When Dan left school, he went into the army. serve in the army • He had served in the Indian army. leave the army • Why did you leave the army? be discharged/dismissed from the army • He developed epilepsy, a condition which led to him being discharged from the army. adjectives the British/French/Polish etc army • a soldier in the Spanish army a regular/standing army (= permanent and existing whether there is a war or not ) • The regular army has about 5,000 troops. an invading army • The towns were looted by the invading army. an occupying army (= one that is in a foreign country which they control by force ) • There was constant resistance to the occupying army. a victorious army • Two days later, the victorious German army entered Paris. a defeated army • The survivors of his defeated army settled in Provence. an advancing army (= moving forward in order to attack ) • The advancing Roman army was almost upon them. a retreating army (= moving away after being defeated ) • Washington's troops pursued the retreating British army. army + NOUN an army base/camp • the local army base an army unit • The town was surrounded by army units. an army officer • Both daughters married army officers. an army recruit • The army recruits must undergo basic training. phrases be in command of the army • He had gained respect and was placed in command of the army.

3 general:: noun military group: The army had many soldiers. noun large group: We have an army of workers.