trooper in Italian
trooper in Italian is soldato — trooper means a soldier, especially one in a cavalry or armoured unit, or a state police officer (US).
trooper in Italian
soldato
(military) A soldier.
What does "trooper" mean?
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noun A soldier, especially one in a cavalry or armoured unit, or a state police officer (US).
"A state trooper pulled them over for speeding."
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noun Someone who keeps going without complaint despite hardship — used especially in "real trooper."
"She finished the race with a sprained ankle — a real trooper."
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trooper in a sentence
- A state trooper pulled them over for speeding.
- She finished the race with a sprained ankle — a real trooper.
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What is "trooper" in Italian?
"trooper" in Italian is soldato. trooper means: A soldier, especially one in a cavalry or armoured unit, or a state police officer (US).
How do you use "trooper" in a sentence?
Example: "A state trooper pulled them over for speeding." In Italian, "trooper" is soldato.
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