Rambo

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Noun — A person who acts recklessly and violently, ignoring orders or caution to charge straight at a problem.

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How to use Rambo

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Informal and usually used disapprovingly, often as "go Rambo" or "play Rambo."

Etymology

From the fictional character John Rambo, a Vietnam War veteran in the Rambo film series, whose surname itself traces back to Scandinavian settler families in the United States.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “Rambo” mean?

The word “Rambo” means a person who acts recklessly and violently, ignoring orders or caution to charge straight at a problem. In plain terms, someone who charges into danger alone, guns blazing, instead of working carefully or with a team.

How do you pronounce “Rambo”?

“Rambo” is pronounced RAM-boh (/ˈɹæmbəʊ/ in IPA).

How do you use “Rambo” in a sentence?

Here is “Rambo” used in a sentence: “He went full Rambo and tried to fix the leak himself instead of calling a plumber.”

What part of speech is “Rambo”?

“Rambo” is a noun.

Is “Rambo” a common word?

“Rambo” is an uncommon word in modern English.

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