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Meanings of infantryman in English
Catalan
soldat d'infanteria Spanish
infante Usage of infantryman in English
1
The physique of the Russian infantryman is second to none in Europe.
2
The Frenchman has more qualities of the cavalryman than of the infantryman.
3
I escaped becoming an infantryman before my time by a hair's breadth.
4
One does not think that any infantryman would have written that line.
5
None of us were wounded, nor did I see an infantryman fall.
6
He'd struck her with all his weight, treating her like an infantryman.
7
On the march -aninfantryman has a pet dog on a lead.
8
There is more need for resolution in the infantryman than in the cavalryman.
9
This is the work that wins the War, the work of the infantryman.
10
In short, the infantryman is always more tired than the cavalryman.
11
At 30, he left it all behind to become an infantryman.
12
Is the work that never shows at all, the work of the infantryman.
13
The days when the emotional infantryman decided battles had passed by for ever.
14
When the cavalryman cannot gallop under fire, the infantryman cannot march under it.
15
This heavy infantryman kept some kind of leaf-and-nut concoction jammed in one cheek.
16
A brawny veteran infantryman, whom I met with his chum, said:
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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