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Meanings of scout movement in English
World-wide movement for the education of youth, founded by Robert Baden-Powell in 1907.
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Usage of scout movement in English
1
I'm glad the mill officials see the value of the girl scout movement.
2
By all means the boy scout movement was to be encouraged.
3
They were not long, but full of interest, dealing with the scout movement.
4
A patron of the scout movement, he is survived by a brother and four sisters.
5
He is also active in the scout movement.
6
It seems that he's become interested in this scout movement, which he endorses through and through.
7
Since its arrival in Ireland in 1908, the scout movement has now given a century of service to the country.
8
It's just as well, for a fight would be a mighty poor way of preparing to join the scout movement.
9
Besides, the time and place were hardly suited for an exchange of opinions with respect to the advantages of the scout movement.
10
It is the province of this scout movement to make duty so pleasant for the average lad that he will be wild to undertake it.
11
I took to it long before this new Boy Scout movement started.
12
The Boy Scout movement was never intended to discourage a love of country.
13
What a blow to the Scout movement that would have been!'
14
The Sokol movement in Czecho-slovakia and the Boy Scout movement are much more promising.
15
She served the Scout movement for more than 40 years.
16
Why, look at the Boy Scout movement-howmarvellous it is and how it has grown.
Translations for scout movement
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