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1. (n.) trooper
a mounted police officer.
2. trooper
a cavalry soldier.
3. trooper
a cavalry horse.
Etymology: (1630–40)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) cavalryman, trooper
a soldier in a motorized army unit
2. (noun) trooper
a mounted policeman
3. (noun) trooper, state trooper
a state police officer
4. (noun) cavalryman, trooper
a soldier mounted on horseback
"a cavalryman always takes good care of his mount"
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1. (noun) trooper
a state trooper
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| Definition of 'trooper' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) trooper
a soldier in a body of cavalry; a cavalryman; also, the horse of a cavalryman
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Sense: an ordinary soldier.
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 Afrikaans: soldaat |
 Arabic: جُنْدي في سِلاح الطَّيران |
 Bulgarian: редник |
 Brazilian: soldado |
 Czech: vojín (jízdy) |
 German: der Kavallerist |
 Danish: soldat |
 Greek: στρατιώτης |
 Spanish: soldado de caballería |
 Estonian: sõdur |
 Farsi: سرباز |
 Finnish: sotamies |
 French: soldat (de cavalerie) |
 Hebrew: חַייָל |
 Hindi: सवार |
 Croatian: obični vojnik |
 Hungarian: katona |
 Indonesian: prajurit |
 Icelandic: hermaður, riddaraliði |
 Italian: soldato (di cavalleria) |
 Japanese: 兵隊 |
 Korean: 일반 군인 |
 Lithuanian: kareivis |
 Latvian: ierindnieks; kareivis |
 Malay: askar |
 Dutch: cavalerist |
 Norwegian: soldat |
 Polish: żołnierz |
 Persian: سرباز |
 Pashto: سرتیری |
 Portuguese: soldado |
 Romanian: soldat |
 Russian: солдат |
 Slovak: vojak (jazdectva) |
 Slovenian: konjenik, policist |
 Serbian: pešadinac |
 Swedish: menig kavallerist |
 Thai: ทหาร |
 Turkish: asker |
 Taiwanese: 士兵 |
 Ukrainian: солдат |
 Urdu: فوجي |
 Vietnamese: người lính |
 Chinese: 士兵 |
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