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Meanings of military in English
Portuguese
forças armadas Catalan
forces armades 
Organized body primarily tasked with preparing for and conducting war.
Characteristic of or associated with soldiers or the military.
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Associated with or performed by members of the armed services as contrasted with civilians.
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Usage of military in English
1
FRANCE: What is the French position on possible military conflict with Iraq?
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Far more than humanitarian aid, however, it is military protection they need.
3
The military government has been gradually relaxing political restrictions since last year.
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In a statement, released today, the military said the deaths occurred yesterday.
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His military government has said martial law will remain in place indefinitely.
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The government says he is in good health in a military hospital.
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American military personnel have received a pay rise every year since 1983.
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A military official and state media said it was a suicide attack.
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Last year, Fiji's military received a large shipment of weapons from Russia.
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The airplane sustained serious structural and fire damage, a military statement said.
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The military said 224 people had fled government controlled area on Sunday.
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India lags China both in terms of infrastructure work and military strength.
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Saro-Wiwa was executed by the Nigerian military government 16 years ago yesterday.
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And the international community will continue to help finance the Afghan military.
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Alexandrov said he knew his military identification number off by heart: E131660.
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It's important that apart from military dialogue, to have serious political dialogue.
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Translations for military
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Catalan
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Military across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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