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Meanings of brigade in English
Military formation size designation, typically of 3–6 battalions.
Related terms
Imperial Japanese Army unit designation.
Related terms
Usage of brigade in English
1
And his young brigade gave Shaw some food for thought on Saturday.
2
The brigade-major persuaded the general to work in some less unhealthy place.
3
The decision means the brigade could be sent later to Afghanistan, bu
4
The upper structure on the top of the brigade-mess also fell in.
5
Across the broad plain the whole of the brigade was in echelon.
6
For the anti-Zuma brigade though, today's ruling is without question a positive.
7
He was in luck; doubtless this was a brigade on the move.
8
Again we march; again we halt, the brigade in line of battle.
9
Several units of the fire brigade eventually brought the fire under control.
10
The following was the position of the several regiments of the brigade.
11
Three units of Dublin fire brigade quickly brought the blaze under control.
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To help, you can contact your local brigade directly or donate here.
13
Our batteries were in full action, the brigade in line of battle.
14
But that's far from the only reason to leave that brigade here.
15
We quickly dressed without speaking and went down to meet the brigade.
16
Peppino had led a brigade of Italian volunteers fighting with the French.
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Brigade through the time
Brigade across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common