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Meanings of soldiering in English

Spanish
haraganería

The evasion of work or duty.

haraganería

Skills that are required for the life of soldier.

Usage of soldiering in English
1
Public order, security details... yes, it's a different kind of soldiering now.
Jacinto's Remnant
2
There is often a culture of soldiering on among crews, added Sampson.
The Guardian
3
As for his health, Sturrock is doing much more than soldiering on.
The Guardian
4
I have had some experience in soldiering, and I have a following.
The Lighted Way
5
But they turned-to very merrily, in this first night of real soldiering.
The Iron Game: A Tale of the War
6
There is nothing like taking young to the business of soldiering abroad.
With Frederick the Great: A Story of the Seven Years' War
7
There was a heavy gloom on the last days of my soldiering.
With Rimington
8
Now according to the code of laws soldiering is forbidden to penitents.
Summa Theologica, Part II-II (Secunda Secundae) / Translated by ...
9
For the present one has to regard soldiering as a permanent pursuit.
The Mountebank
10
He had brought his sons up to follow in his soldiering footsteps.
Monster Hunter International
11
If he isn't a soldier, how would he be expert in soldiering?
Helen of troy
12
They had no personal radios, so it was back to last-century soldiering.
Anvil Gate
13
So we must not forget happiness as an asset to efficient soldiering.
The Stars and Stripes, Vol. 1, No. 1, February 8, 1918 / The Ame...
14
And Redworth had approved of his retirement, had a contempt for soldiering.
Diana of the Crossways — Volume 1
15
Until this memorable event Baden-Powell had expressed no special predilection for soldiering.
The Story of Baden-Powell / 'The Wolf That Never Sleeps'
16
So he tried to be the Dom who got on with soldiering.
Jacinto's Remnant
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Soldiering through the time
Soldiering across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common