infantry in Polish
infantry in Polish is piechota — infantry means soldiers who fight on foot, as opposed to those in tanks, on horseback, or in vehicles.
infantry in Polish
piechota
What does "infantry" mean?
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noun Soldiers who fight on foot, as opposed to those in tanks, on horseback, or in vehicles.
"The infantry marched for hours along the dusty road before they could rest."
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infantry in a sentence
- The infantry marched for hours along the dusty road before they could rest.
- Waves of infantry advanced across the muddy field.
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What is "infantry" in Polish?
"infantry" in Polish is piechota. infantry means: Soldiers who fight on foot, as opposed to those in tanks, on horseback, or in vehicles.
How do you use "infantry" in a sentence?
Example: "The infantry marched for hours along the dusty road before they could rest." In Polish, "infantry" is piechota.
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