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troop

 

[ truːp ]

Context #1

military

A group of soldiers trained to perform specific duties and tasks together, often under the same command. Troops are typically organized into units, companies, or battalions.

Synonyms

forces, military personnel, soldiers

Examples of usage

  • The troop marched in formation towards the enemy's position.
  • The commander praised the troops for their bravery in battle.
Context #2

scouting

A group of scouts, usually young people, who gather together to participate in outdoor activities, learn new skills, and engage in community service.

Synonyms

patrol, scout group, scouting unit

Examples of usage

  • The scout troop went camping in the forest.
  • The troop worked together to clean up the local park.
Context #3

performance

A group of performers or actors who work together as a team to put on a show, play, or musical performance.

Synonyms

cast, ensemble, troupe

Examples of usage

  • The dance troop rehearsed tirelessly for their upcoming performance.
  • The troop of actors received a standing ovation for their outstanding performance.

Translations

Translations of the word "troop" in other languages:

🇵🇹 tropa

🇮🇳 दस्ता

🇩🇪 Truppe

🇮🇩 pasukan

🇺🇦 загін

🇵🇱 oddział

🇯🇵 部隊 (ぶたい)

🇫🇷 troupe

🇪🇸 tropa

🇹🇷 birlik

🇰🇷 부대 (budae)

🇸🇦 فرقة

🇨🇿 jednotka

🇸🇰 jednotka

🇨🇳 部队 (bùduì)

🇸🇮 enota

🇮🇸 herlið

🇰🇿 бөлім

🇬🇪 ჯგუფი (jgufi)

🇦🇿 dəstə

🇲🇽 tropa

Word origin

The word 'troop' originated from the French word 'troupe', which means a group or company. It was first used in the late 16th century to refer to a group of soldiers. Over time, the term expanded to include other organized groups, such as scouts and performers. 'Troop' has been a common term in military and scouting contexts, reflecting the importance of teamwork and cooperation within a group.

See also: paratrooper, paratroopers, trooper, troops.