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1. (n.) corps
an organization of officers and enlisted personnel or of officers alone:
the U.S. Marine Corps.
2. corps
a combat unit comprising two or more divisions.
3. corps
a group of persons associated or acting together.
Etymology: (1225–75; ME corps, cors < MF < L corpus body; cf. corpse)
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| Definition of 'corps' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) corps, army corps
an army unit usually consisting of two or more divisions and their support
2. (noun) corps
a body of people associated together
"diplomatic corps"
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| Definition of 'corps' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. corps
the human body, whether living or dead
2. corps
a body of men; esp., an organized division of the military establishment; as, the marine corps; the corps of topographical engineers; specifically, an army corps
3. corps
a body or code of laws
4. corps
the land with which a prebend or other ecclesiastical office is endowed
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Sense: a division of an army
The Royal Armoured Corps.
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 Afrikaans: korps |
 Arabic: قِطْعَـه عَسْكَـريّـه |
 Bulgarian: корпус |
 Brazilian: divisão |
 Czech: sbor (armádní) |
 German: das Korps |
 Danish: korps |
 Greek: σώμα στρατού |
 Spanish: cuerpo |
 Estonian: korpus |
 Farsi: رسته |
 Finnish: joukot |
 French: corps |
 Hebrew: חָיִל |
 Hindi: सेना की पलटन |
 Croatian: trupe, vojska |
 Hungarian: alakulat |
 Indonesian: kesatuan |
 Icelandic: deild |
 Italian: corpo |
 Japanese: 軍団 |
 Korean: 군단 |
 Lithuanian: korpusas |
 Latvian: korpuss |
 Malay: kor |
 Dutch: korps |
 Norwegian: avdeling |
 Polish: korpus |
 Persian: رسته |
 Pashto: (لښ) يوه قطعه سنبال شوې ع |
 Portuguese: divisão |
 Romanian: corp |
 Russian: корпус |
 Slovak: zbor |
 Slovenian: korpus |
 Serbian: korpus |
 Swedish: kår |
 Thai: กองกำลังทหาร |
 Turkish: özel birlik; kolordu |
 Taiwanese: (軍隊編制)團 |
 Ukrainian: корпус |
 Urdu: فوج كا شعبہ |
 Vietnamese: quân đoàn |
 Chinese: 军团 |
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