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1 ♦ troop
♦ troop /tru:p/n.1 truppa; banda; schiera; frotta; gruppo; branco; turba: a troop of students, un gruppo di studenti; a troop of giraffes, un branco di giraffe2 (mil.) plotone ( di truppe corazzate, esploratori, ecc.: due o più plotoni formano uno ‘squadron’): to get one's troop, ottenere il comando di un plotone3 (pl.) milizie; militari; soldati; truppe● (mil.) troop carrier, nave (o aereo, veicolo) per il trasporto della truppa; trasporto truppa □ troop horse, cavallo di un reparto di cavalleria □ troop train, tradotta.(to) troop /tru:p/A v. i.1 adunarsi; affollarsi; ammassarsi; raggrupparsi; assembrarsi; schierarsiB v. t.(arc.) adunare; raggruppare; schierare● to troop along, sfilare □ (mil.) to troop the colour, sfilare in parata con le bandiere in testa NOTE DI CULTURA: trooping the colour: è una cerimonia che si tiene ogni anno in occasione del compleanno ufficiale del sovrano nella quale i soldati della guardia, alla presenza della regina e di altri membri della famiglia reale, sfilano da Buckingham Palace alla Horse Guards Parade □ to troop off (o away), andarsene in fretta; scappar via □ to troop out, uscire a frotte: The fans trooped out of the stadium, i tifosi sono usciti a frotte dallo stadio. -
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I 1. [truːp]1) mil. truppa f.2) (group) truppa f., frotta f.3) (of animals) branco m.2. 3.modificatore [ movements] delle truppe; [train, plane] per il trasporto delle truppeII 1. [truːp]2.to troop the colour — BE = fare sfilare la bandiera del reggimento davanti ai soldati in marcia
to troop in, out — entrare, uscire in gruppo
* * *[tru:p] 1. noun1) (a group of ordinary soldiers.) truppa2) (a crowd or collection (of people or animals): A troop of visitors arrived.) gruppo2. verb(to go in a group: They all trooped into his office.) raggrupparsi- trooper- troops* * *I 1. [truːp]1) mil. truppa f.2) (group) truppa f., frotta f.3) (of animals) branco m.2. 3.modificatore [ movements] delle truppe; [train, plane] per il trasporto delle truppeII 1. [truːp]2.to troop the colour — BE = fare sfilare la bandiera del reggimento davanti ai soldati in marcia
to troop in, out — entrare, uscire in gruppo
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3 scout
[skaʊt] 1.2) mil. esploratore m.to have a scout around — andare in perlustrazione o in ricognizione (anche fig.)
3) (anche talent scout) talent scout m. e f.2.* * *1. noun1) (a person, aircraft etc sent out to bring in information, spy etc: The scouts reported that there were Indians nearby.) esploratore, ricognitore2) ((with capital: formerly Boy Scout) a member of the Scout Movement, an organization of boys formed to develop alertness and strong character.) scout2. verb(to act as a scout or spy: A party was sent ahead to scout.) andare in ricognizione* * *scout /skaʊt/n.1 (mil.) esploratore3 (naut.) nave vedetta; nave da ricognizione; esploratore6 atto di cercare; sguardo; occhiata● scout car, (mil.) blindato da ricognizione; auto di pattuglia della polizia □ (ind. min.) scout hole, sondaggio esplorativo □ (med.) scout nurse, assistente ferrista □ (mil.) on the scout, in ricognizione.(to) scout /skaʊt/A v. t.(mil.) esplorare; perlustrare; fare una ricognizione inB v. i.● to scout about (o around), andare in cerca; (mil.) perlustrare: They scouted around for some firewood, sono andati in cerca di legna da ardere □ to scout out, esplorare, perlustrare ( il terreno, ecc.); scovare, trovare, reperire ( attori, cantanti, ecc.).* * *[skaʊt] 1.2) mil. esploratore m.to have a scout around — andare in perlustrazione o in ricognizione (anche fig.)
3) (anche talent scout) talent scout m. e f.2.
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