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Meanings of military career in English
Usage of military career in English
1
In some significant regards, his military career finds parallel in General Washington.
2
In fact, it was probably the hardest decision of my military career.
3
There is no tedious alternative of choice in the active military career.
4
Jomini pronounced it one of the most brilliant of his military career.
5
His military career started in 1968, when he joined as a cadet.
6
With this campaign ended, for the present, the military career of Washington.
7
The military career of Colonel Burr was now drawing to a close.
8
Charles loved to hear the aged man's reminiscences of his military career.
9
Bunyan's military career, wherever passed and under whatever standard, was very short.
10
His military career had always come first; it had cost him his family.
11
Okay, maybe not the Serbian Army, but still, some form of military career.
12
The same country was the scene of the principal military career of each.
13
His evaluations were uniformly excellent, signposting the way to a brilliant military career.
14
The official yearbooks of the army contain the record of my military career.
15
Carrillo had no record of disciplinary issues during his military career.
16
The most brilliant part of the military career of Henry IV.
This collocation consists of:
Translations for military career
Russian
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Spanish
Military career through the time
Military career across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
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