sapper in Irish
sapper in Irish is sapar — sapper means a sapper is a military engineer who works in a combat zone, building or destroying fortifications, bridges and roads.
sapper in Irish
sapar
What does "sapper" mean?
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noun A sapper is a military engineer who works in a combat zone, building or destroying fortifications, bridges and roads.
"The sappers cleared a path through the minefield before the advance."
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noun In Britain, a sapper is an officer or private soldier of the Royal Engineers.
"He joined up as a sapper straight out of school."
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sapper in a sentence
- The sappers cleared a path through the minefield before the advance.
- Sappers built a temporary bridge so the convoy could cross the river.
- He joined up as a sapper straight out of school.
- Her grandfather served as a sapper with the Royal Engineers during the war.
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What is "sapper" in Irish?
"sapper" in Irish is sapar. sapper means: A sapper is a military engineer who works in a combat zone, building or destroying fortifications, bridges and roads.
How do you use "sapper" in a sentence?
Example: "The sappers cleared a path through the minefield before the advance." In Irish, "sapper" is sapar.
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