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Meanings of military term in English
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terme militar Usage of military term in English
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The military term didn't sound right coming out of Master Artemis's mouth.
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Take your turn of 'sentry go'-isn'tthat your military term?
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AMMUNITION, a military term (derived, through the French, from Lat.
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Thirdly it was impossible, because the military term "to cut off" has no meaning.
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What was the military term for that?
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That's a military term, ain't it?
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I have often admired the unknown who invented that word "fatigue" as applied in a military term.
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These, their military term over, again turn to their former life of crime, more brutalized and degraded than before.
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IEDs, or improvised explosive devices, are the military term for homemade bombs, by far the most lethal weapon used by insurgents.
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The military term "front" was borrowed from the weatherman in the First World War....
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We require a military term of training, compulsory on all young men, for its effect in straightening the person and strengthening the will.
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To use a military term, it gives the Russian army a mobility not possessed by the enemy because of a lack of similar facilities.
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In military terms this was the epic deadlock of the south-western front.
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We spend a couple of hours quizzing each other on military terms.
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Marty looked the soldier, and he put his confession into military terms.
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His aides thought in political- military terms; he thought in historical terms.
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Military term through the time