squadron in Latin
squadron in Latin is turma — squadron means a military unit, especially in the air force or navy, made up of several smaller groups.
squadron in Latin
turma
(military, historical, army) A body of cavalry comprising two companies or troops, averaging from one hundred and twenty to two hundred soldiers.
What does "squadron" mean?
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noun A military unit, especially in the air force or navy, made up of several smaller groups.
"The fighter squadron flew in tight formation over the base."
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noun A unit of cavalry or armored vehicles, or a naval detachment.
"A squadron of warships patrolled the coastline."
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squadron in a sentence
- The fighter squadron flew in tight formation over the base.
- A squadron of warships patrolled the coastline.
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What is "squadron" in Latin?
"squadron" in Latin is turma. squadron means: A military unit, especially in the air force or navy, made up of several smaller groups.
How do you use "squadron" in a sentence?
Example: "The fighter squadron flew in tight formation over the base." In Latin, "squadron" is turma.
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