military in Irish
military in Irish is míleata — military means relating to soldiers, armies, or armed forces.
military in Irish
míleata
What does "military" mean?
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adj Relating to soldiers, armies, or armed forces.
"He comes from a military family."
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noun The armed forces of a country, taken as a whole.
"The military was called in to help after the flood."
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military in a sentence
- He comes from a military family.
- The base is under military control.
- The military was called in to help after the flood.
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What is "military" in Irish?
"military" in Irish is míleata. military means: Relating to soldiers, armies, or armed forces.
How do you use "military" in a sentence?
Example: "He comes from a military family." In Irish, "military" is míleata.
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