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Meanings of commando in English
Soldier or operative of an elite light infantry or special operations force; commando unit.
Related terms
Spanish
commando Usage of commando in English
1
Lurching, we made it past the remains of the New Revelation commando.
2
One hour before daybreak, at 0457, the British commando attack would commence.
3
Back up: He went commando the whole time he was on Survivor?
4
How well-prepared are the authorities in the UK for commando terrorist attacks?
5
I know a Van Aswegen; he is a sergeant in Smit's commando.
6
I had been trained as a commando to fight for this country.
7
Does the crashed drone indicate a continued U.S. commando presence in Somalia?
8
On that kopje to the right there is a commando of Boers.
9
This was I believe an early training exercise of a commando unit
10
This setting becomes an habitual space, chosen era for commando or smuggler.
11
This commando, under Vice-General Louis Botha, had several skirmishes with the enemy.
12
These had joined the commando to escape falling into the enemy's hands.
13
On reaching the commando, I gave orders to outspan at twelve o'clock.
14
Needless to say, I wasn't at the head of his commando-for-hire list.
15
On his hands and knees, he looked up at the huge commando.
16
Still silent, the commando raised his sword and closed for the kill.
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Commando through the time
Commando across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common