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Meanings of guerrilla in English
Usage of guerrilla in English
1
Police suspect the parcels were linked to Greek far left guerrilla groups.
2
Colombia's four-decade-old guerrilla war often spills into neighboring countries, causing diplomatic tensions.
3
US forces wanted him for allegedly organising guerrilla attacks against American soldiers.
4
Cocaine funds many of the groups fighting in Colombia's four-decade-old guerrilla war.
5
War, in the latter 20th century, has been defined by guerrilla fighters.
6
Its missions included domestic security, covert guerrilla operations, and espionage against India.
7
The insurgents blame army troops using their own guerrilla tactics against them.
8
Well, the days of the guerrilla had returned, daydreams had become realities.
9
Baluch separatist rebels have been fighting a low-level guerrilla war for decades.
10
The YouTube channel isn't the only clearing house for Syrian guerrilla training.
11
Thompson, British authority on guerrilla warfare, upraids us for our callous approach.
12
The guerrilla was crafty enough to seize upon the cue thus given.
13
Now the guerrilla-turned-constitutional politician has reached the highest office in his country.
14
The Andean country is in the grip of a four-decade guerrilla war.
15
They've adopted a guerrilla policy to try and wear down our fleet.
16
He was an attentive student of Mao and other successful guerrilla leaders.
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Guerrilla through the time
Guerrilla across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare