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Meanings of cadet in English
Usage of cadet in English
1
The dominant characteristics of the cadet are seen in the future general.
2
The Air Corps accepts about 12 candidates for cadet training each year.
3
Now, all the gameness in the other cadet came to the surface.
4
Yesterday it was the cadet officers; tomorrow it might be the world.
5
The cadet captain in command of the battalion read some unimportant notices.
6
In a moment the blond-haired cadet appeared with the hurriedly contrived beacon.
7
He stood before the frightened cadet, looking him squarely in the eyes.
8
The cadet glanced quickly about him, then said in a low voice:
9
And he snatched up the knife and started forward toward the cadet.
10
Every congressional district in the Union is represented there by its cadet.
11
Fifteen minutes later the cadet heard footsteps in a slow measured tread.
12
The big cadet was well known and liked at the repair hangar.
13
His stride, which is Owen himself, cannot hope to match the cadet's.
14
The cadet, the object of his hatred, was talking to the captain.
15
Rivals they had been in cadet days and more than one pursuit.
16
Genuine joy shone in this manly cadet's eyes; none could mistake that.
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Translations for cadet
Portuguese
Catalan
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Cadet through the time
Cadet across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common