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Meanings of veterans in English

Russian
ветеран
Portuguese
veteranos
Spanish
excombatiente
Catalan
veterà
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Person who has served in the armed forces.

ветеран
Usage of veterans in English
1
First war veterans started demanding their money from the War Victims Fund.
The Irish Times
2
A new generation of young veterans wants to forget the imperial past.
The Guardian
3
This would explain the diseases seen in Iraqi victims and US veterans.
The Irish Times
4
Pensioners and war veterans could soon be exempt from these payments, however.
The South African
5
The problem is not limited to professional athletes and combat veterans, either.
Wired
6
Yet dialing a cell phone was clearly a problem for the veterans.
Reuters
7
Mohadi was moved from state security to defence, security and war veterans.
The South African
8
Therefore, there is a need for innovative programs to support student veterans.
Pubmed
9
Democratic and Republican leaders as well as veterans' groups quickly condemned him.
Radio NZ
10
Both men spoke briefly about the need to help the nation's veterans.
Reuters
11
But the companies are unfamiliar even to veterans of Venezuela's oil industry.
Reuters
12
However, the ANC veterans are collectively looking to lose an entire President.
The South African
13
Tears glistened in the eyes of the veterans and the youth alike.
The Eagle of the Empire: A Story of Waterloo
14
The present study sought to investigate further PPU among male military veterans.
Pubmed
15
The protest became a national debate about respecting the flag and veterans.
Ebony
16
Better studies are needed to follow veterans long-term and catalog their illnesses.
Reuters
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Catalan
veterà
Veterans through the time
Veterans across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
United States of America
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