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Meanings of foot soldiers in English

Russian
пехота
Portuguese
infante
Spanish
infantería
Catalan
infanteria activa

Military service branch concerned with combat by individuals on foot.

Related terms
пехота
Usage of foot soldiers in English
1
Brave foot soldiers might win battle honors and thus climb social levels.
Existence
2
It was always easy to count on avarice among the foot soldiers.
Map of bones
3
In 711, the Arabs invaded Spain with North African Berber foot soldiers.
Arabesque: a taste of morocco, turkey, and lebanon
4
Naturally the foot soldiers will move more quickly than the heavy equipment.
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
5
The Foot Soldier contains 3 foot soldiers on top of the painting.
Wired
6
Many of them are foot soldiers in the army of zero-hours workers.
The Guardian
7
Maybe colleges do not want to be training foot soldiers for capitalism.
Reuters
8
He preferred to leave that sort of thing to the foot soldiers.
Artemis Fowl
9
The Draco foot soldiers were falling back but the artillery still fired.
Book Two: Descent
10
Thirteen troopers and twenty-two foot soldiers; upon the English side, were killed.
History of the United Netherlands, 1586c
11
It doesn't take many ridges before you run out of foot soldiers.
Tarnished Knight
12
Around the rest of the town, the foot soldiers were moving in.
The black prism
13
A way for strung-out foot soldiers to take down their crazy Reverend?
Disciple of the dog
14
Those demons were but foot soldiers in the vast hierarchy of hell.
Vampire forensics: uncovering the origins of an enduring legend
15
None of us wanted a war against the government or their foot soldiers.
Class of 88
16
Sidemen were the foot soldiers of popular music in a time long past.
The Irish Times