combatant in Italian

combatant in Italian is combattente — combatant means a person who takes part in fighting, especially as an armed member of a military force.

combattente

noun

A person engaged in combat, often armed.

What does "combatant" mean?

noun A person who takes part in fighting, especially as an armed member of a military force.
"International law sets out protections for captured combatants."

belligerent fighter

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What is "combatant" in Italian?

"combatant" in Italian is combattente. combatant means: A person who takes part in fighting, especially as an armed member of a military force.

How do you use "combatant" in a sentence?

Example: "International law sets out protections for captured combatants." In Italian, "combatant" is combattente.

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