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Meanings of reservist in English

Russian
резервист
Spanish
reservistas
Catalan
reservista

Military personnel in a reserve capacity (not employed on full-time active duty)

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Usage of reservist in English
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Kelly may have been a reservist at the start of the war.
The Irish Times
2
Wells, 21, a reservist, was the youngest victim of the attack.
Reuters
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He now wonders if his part-time reservist status is in jeopardy.
Reuters
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The home of an RUC part time reservist was petrol bombed early yesterday morning.
The Irish Times
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The French Institute is participating in the campaign reservist mobilization.
Paris War Days: Diary of an American
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A Royal Navy reservist, Mordaunt was previously international development minister.
Reuters
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He was a reservist, and he had a new baby he never even saw.
Body work
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It was because I am tired and sort of blank-minded, the old reservist explained.
The Last Shot
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The driver of it was a reservist who had been taken from his battalion.
Adventures of a Despatch Rider
10
Bailey was a reservist-and a few weeks after his conversion his pay was due.
The Angel Adjutant of "Twice Born Men"
11
At Torgau the Commandant was a Prussian reservist officer with a long heavy moustache.
The Better Germany in War Time: Being Some Facts Towards Fellows...
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So would you-sowould our friend the Italian reservist there.
The Firefly of France
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He was reported to be a reservist serving with the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders.
The Guardian
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But many small businesses say they would not consider employing a reservist in the future.
BBC
15
The Article 32 hearing's investigating officer is Colonel Lee Deneke, an Army reservist, Dangerfield said.
Reuters
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The former army reservist has also worked for Macquarie Bank, according to his online profile.
Radio NZ
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Catalan
reservista
Reservist through the time