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Meanings of
military unit
in English
Portuguese
forças armadas
Catalan
unitat
Spanish
unidad
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A unit that is part of some military service.
force
military force
military group
Portuguese
forças armadas
Russian
военное подразделение
Portuguese
unidade militar
Spanish
formación militar
Catalan
unitat militar
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Organization formed as part of an armed force.
military formation
unit in military
formation in military
Russian
военное подразделение
Synonyms
Examples for "
force
"
force
military force
military group
Examples for "
force
"
1
Consider its data breach law, which came into
force
15 years ago.
2
Braking
-
force
support is another way of saying: not quite self-locking, but almost.
3
The air
force
in Europe was hundreds of thousands strong back then.
4
The government had planned legislation to
force
striking workers back to work.
5
One state official said those two deals could
force
other companies' hands.
1
Provinces, not even true countries, where rulers hold power by
military
force
.
2
American power has never been solely based on diplomacy or
military
force
.
3
But is it the right kind of work for any
military
force
?
4
At the outbreak of war there was no
military
force
in Newfoundland.
5
The decisions he must make on using U.S.
military
force
have multiplied.
1
The party has no connection to the
military
group
,
he said.
2
The
military
group
of one nation plays into the hands of like groups in other nations.
3
Any
military
group
is more than welcome to come to the clearinghouse and buy back their wreckage.
4
This particular defect was discovered when a
military
group
attempted to haul a Humvee out of a ditch.
5
The contractors are recruited by a private
military
group
known as Wagner Group whose members are mostly ex-service personnel.
Usage of
military unit
in English
1
Investigators are still trying to contact the man's
military
unit
,
she said.
2
Men have always sacrificed, for a social organization or a
military
unit
.
3
We're talking about a man who served in a crack
military
unit
.
4
The Sixth Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry was the first
military
unit
to approach Washington.
5
Every
military
unit
,
save for the Martian Imperial Commandos, was represented.
6
The crowd has encircled an armed
military
unit
,
which sits on the grass.
7
This was a common size for an athletic team or a small
military
unit
.
8
The next section authorized the creation of a special
military
unit
for Project Nemesis.
9
The soldier's
military
unit
is based south of Tacoma, Washington.
10
Automatic geolocation can show where a
military
unit
is deployed.
11
Her response to the signal would, needless to say, have appalled any proper
military
unit
.
12
But Alexander notes that his new
military
unit
couldn't be a part of that operation.
13
The Guard its an elite, independent
military
unit
that answers directly to Tehran's ruling clerics.
14
They were old Regular Army, and they ran the police force like a
military
unit
.
15
They seem more like a
military
unit
,
to me.
16
Who'd be sending a
military
unit
to Parmley Station?
Other examples for "military unit"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
This collocation consists of:
military
unit
military
Adjective
Noun
Translations for
military unit
Portuguese
forças armadas
exército
unidade militar
Catalan
unitat
unitat militar
Spanish
unidad
unidad militar
formación militar
Russian
военное подразделение
воинская часть и формирование
формирование батальонного или полкового уровня
воинское формирование
воинская часть или формирование
воинское подразделение
Military unit
through the time
Military unit
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common