English to Spanish Meaning of soldier - soldado

Soldier :
soldado

soldado, guerrero, defensor, militante, Ejército, el militar, tropa, cipayo, guerra, batalla, fuerzas Armadas, patatero, hombre joven

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Definitions of soldier in English
Noun(1) an enlisted man or woman who serves in an army(2) a wingless sterile ant or termite having a large head and powerful jaws adapted for defending the colony
Verb(1) serve as a soldier in the military
Examples of soldier in English
(1) She had told me he was the model for ÔÇÿThe Digger,ÔÇÖ a bronze bust of a soldier at the Australian War Memorial.(2) Mike Minton, a 37-year-old engineer, has calculated that the ideal width for a toast soldier should be 22 mm.(3) Keitel, a professional soldier , served as an artillery officer on the Western Front during the First World War and then as a staff officer.(4) When a soldier has to serve in a dependent-restricted area, he must be confident that his family is well cared for back home.(5) Mr. Johnston explained that the detail below the red line remained the same except for Helifix anchors that were put in just above the soldier course of bricks.(6) A graduate of West Point and a career soldier , he served in combat units in Europe in World War II and in Korea during the Korean War.(7) There are more options with soldier courses, rowlocks, headers, bonds, etc. in their final form in the wall.(8) Before visiting a regiment he would call the colonel aside and ask for the name of a soldier who had served well in previous campaigns, but who had not been given the credit he deserved.(9) He thus avoided serving as a soldier , or ÔÇÿcannon fodder,ÔÇÖ as he would later put it.(10) But by far the most important question to be settled this week was exactly how wide should a toast soldier be?(11) As an enlisted soldier , he served in every leadership position up to the position of First Sergeant.(12) He told me personally that when they were soldiering in the northwest, some families had only one pair of pants.(13) A common soldier from a state that never seceded, Green was a volunteer.(14) Historians have for years analyzed the social aspects of the Civil War and the common soldiers who fought it.(15) As the army transforms, one thing is for certain - soldiers and soldiering remain our primary focus.(16) He was just a common soldier and his ranks are growing thin.
Related Phrases of soldier
(1) toy soldier ::
soldado de juguete
(2) soldier of fortune ::
soldado de fortuna
(3) foot soldier ::
soldado de infantería
(4) soldier on ::
soldado activado
(5) unknown soldier ::
soldado desconocido
(6) tin soldier ::
soldadito de plomo
(7) brave soldier ::
Soldado valiente
(8) common soldier ::
soldado
(9) be a soldier ::
ser soldado
(10) old soldier ::
veterano
Synonyms
Noun
1. fighter ::
combatiente
2. trooper ::
soldado
3. serviceman ::
militar
4. servicewoman ::
servicewoman
5. warrior ::
guerrero
8. man-at-arms ::
hombre de armas
Antonyms
1. civilian ::
civil
Different Forms
soldier, soldiered, soldiering, soldierly, soldiers, soldiery
Word Example from TV Shows
Craigslist. Soldier of Fortune.

Craigslist. Soldier of Fortune.

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 7

SOLDIER 3: Up onto the wall. All right.

SOLDIER 3: Up onto the wall. All right.

Game of Thrones Season 8, Episode 2

Only one soldier.

Only one SOLDIER.

Game of Thrones Season 7, Episode 5

-SOLDIER 2: Yeah. -(SOLDIER 3 SCOFFS)

-SOLDIER 2: Yeah. -(SOLDIER 3 SCOFFS)

Westworld Season 3, Episode 8

I was a soldier once.

I was a SOLDIER once.

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 7

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