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Meanings of cavalry in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "horsemen"
Examples for "horsemen"
1
Five minutes later, the boy saw two horsemen waiting ahead of them.
2
Not really horsemen, he decided, but tired men leading their weary animals.
3
The sentry opened the gate, and the horsemen began to pass in.
4
The latter was part of the regular equipment of the Mahratta horsemen.
5
Troops were coming to the rescue; horsemen from the rear dashed by.
Usage of cavalry in anglès
1
McGuire, Hugh H., Jr.; enlisted March 10; transferred to cavalry; captain; killed.
2
The rout of the right wing shook the cavalry in the centre.
3
The remainder of the cavalry waited in the hollow behind the guns.
4
Attacking cavalry must have favorable ground in front; defending cavalry, in rear.
5
An officer; I think it was a lieutenant in the Tennessee cavalry.
6
Sure enough: movement among the flags and pennants of the Imperial cavalry.
7
The light infantry of the guards and the cavalry were in reserve.
8
The latter considered that the cavalry regiments in India required drastic reorganisation.
9
The cavalry lieutenant reascended the bank, and saw the individual in uniform.
10
The cavalry swept in the flocks and herds from the country round.
11
The same was true of the other regiments in the cavalry division.
12
Here the senior cavalry instructor rode in front and gave the command:
13
Their main strength was still in cavalry; and they came to grief.
14
The French, observing the reality, headed inland like a line of cavalry.
15
The cavalry and Camel corps had about twenty casualties in the pursuit.
16
His infantry covered thirty-six and his cavalry fifty-four miles in fifteen hours.
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Cavalry through the time
Cavalry across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common