corps in Greek
corps in Greek is σώμα — corps means a large military unit made up of two or more divisions.
corps in Greek
σώμα
Pronounced: soma
An organized group of people united by a common purpose.
What does "corps" mean?
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noun A large military unit made up of two or more divisions.
"The general ordered the whole corps to move north before the river flooded."
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noun A group of people organized for a shared purpose.
"A volunteer corps of retired teachers helps children with reading at the local library."
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corps in a sentence
- The general ordered the whole corps to move north before the river flooded.
- Each corps in the army had its own commander and supply lines.
- A volunteer corps of retired teachers helps children with reading at the local library.
- She joined the Peace Corps after graduating.
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What is "corps" in Greek?
"corps" in Greek is σώμα. corps means: A large military unit made up of two or more divisions.
How do you pronounce σώμα?
"corps" in Greek is σώμα, pronounced "soma".
How do you use "corps" in a sentence?
Example: "The general ordered the whole corps to move north before the river flooded." In Greek, "corps" is σώμα.
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