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1. (n.) commando
(in World War II) a combat unit specially trained for surprise raids against Axis forces.
2. commando
any military unit organized for similar operations.
3. commando
a member of such a unit.
4. commando
a member of an assault team trained to operate against terrorist attacks.
Etymology: (1785–95; < Afrik kommando raid, raiding party, a unit of militia < Pg commando unit commanded)
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| Definition of 'commando' |
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1. (noun) commando, ranger
a member of a military unit trained as shock troops for hit-and-run raids
2. (noun) commando
an amphibious military unit trained for raids into enemy territory
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Sense: (a member of) a unit of troops specially trained for tasks requiring special courage and skill.
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 Afrikaans: kommando |
 Arabic: فِدائي، مِغْوار |
 Bulgarian: отряд |
 Brazilian: comando |
 Czech: komando |
 German: das Kommando |
 Danish: kommando |
 Greek: καταδρομέας |
 Spanish: comando |
 Estonian: eriüksus |
 Farsi: کماندو؛ تکاور |
 Finnish: kommandojoukot |
 French: commando |
 Hebrew: חָיַל קוֹמָנדוֹ |
 Hindi: कमांडो |
 Croatian: jedinica komandosa |
 Hungarian: kommandó |
 Indonesian: komando |
 Icelandic: hermaður í sérsveit |
 Italian: commando |
 Japanese: 奇襲特攻隊 |
 Korean: 특수 부대 |
 Lithuanian: komandosas |
 Latvian: desantvienība; desantniek |
 Malay: komando |
 Dutch: commando |
 Norwegian: kommando(soldat) |
 Polish: komandos, oddział komando |
 Persian: کماندو؛ تکاور |
 Pashto: كوماندو (لښ) دسپروديوه ټو |
 Portuguese: comando |
 Romanian: comando |
 Russian: командос |
 Slovak: komando |
 Slovenian: komandos |
 Serbian: komandos |
 Swedish: kommandosoldat, -trupp |
 Thai: สมาชิกของหน่วยจู่โจม |
 Turkish: komando |
 Taiwanese: 突擊隊(員) |
 Ukrainian: диверсійно-десантний загі |
 Urdu: کمانڈو ، گوریلا ، جنگجو |
 Vietnamese: lính biệt kích |
 Chinese: 突击队 |
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