commando in German
commando in German is Kommando, Kommandosoldat — commando means a soldier trained for fast, aggressive raids, often as part of a small specialized unit.
commando in German
Kommando
A small fighting force specially trained for making quick destructive raids against enemy-held areas.
Kommandosoldat
A commando trooper.
What does "commando" mean?
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noun A soldier trained for fast, aggressive raids, often as part of a small specialized unit.
"The old veteran proudly told stories about his years as a commando in a special raiding unit."
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commando in a sentence
- The old veteran proudly told stories about his years as a commando in a special raiding unit.
- Each commando carried only light gear so the small team could move quickly and quietly.
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What is "commando" in German?
"commando" in German is Kommando, Kommandosoldat. commando means: A soldier trained for fast, aggressive raids, often as part of a small specialized unit.
How do you use "commando" in a sentence?
Example: "The old veteran proudly told stories about his years as a commando in a special raiding unit." In German, "commando" is Kommando, Kommandosoldat.
Are there other ways to say "commando" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "commando": Kommando, Kommandosoldat.
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