brigade in Japanese
brigade in Japanese is 旅団 — brigade means a large military unit made up of several battalions or regiments.
brigade in Japanese
旅団
Pronounced: ryodan
(military) Military unit composed of several regiments (or battalions) and including soldiers from different arms of service.
What does "brigade" mean?
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noun A large military unit made up of several battalions or regiments.
"Each brigade in the army had its own commander and supply train."
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noun A group of people organized for a shared purpose or sharing a common trait.
"A brigade of cooks worked in the hotel kitchen all through the wedding feast."
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verb To coordinate an organized group, often online, to harass or overwhelm someone.
"Some fans brigaded the review page with fake angry comments overnight."
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brigade in a sentence
- Each brigade in the army had its own commander and supply train.
- The general ordered the third brigade to move north before dawn.
- A brigade of cooks worked in the hotel kitchen all through the wedding feast.
- The fire brigade arrived within minutes of the alarm.
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What is "brigade" in Japanese?
"brigade" in Japanese is 旅団. brigade means: A large military unit made up of several battalions or regiments.
How do you pronounce 旅団?
"brigade" in Japanese is 旅団, pronounced "ryodan".
How do you use "brigade" in a sentence?
Example: "Each brigade in the army had its own commander and supply train." In Japanese, "brigade" is 旅団.
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