soldier
சிப்பாய்
definition
verb
soldiering was what the colonel understood
serve as a soldier.
noun
As an enlisted soldier , he served in every leadership position up to the position of First Sergeant.
a person who serves in an army.
Soldiers resemble worker termites, except that they have enlarged brownish heads and strong, well-developed jaws.
a wingless caste of ant or termite with a large specially modified head and jaws, involved chiefly in defense.
translation of 'soldier '
போர் (அ) ராணுவ வீரன்
noun
படைவீரன்
example
Mike Minton, a 37-year-old engineer, has calculated that the ideal width for a toast 'soldier' should be 22 mm.
When a 'soldier' has to serve in a dependent-restricted area, he must be confident that his family is well cared for back home.
Keitel, a professional 'soldier' , served as an artillery officer on the Western Front during the First World War and then as a staff officer.
A graduate of West Point and a career 'soldier' , he served in combat units in Europe in World War II and in Korea during the Korean War.
There are more options with 'soldier' courses, rowlocks, headers, bonds, etc. in their final form in the wall.
He thus avoided serving as a 'soldier' , or ‘cannon fodder,’ as he would later put it.
But by far the most important question to be settled this week was exactly how wide should a toast 'soldier' be?
She had told me he was the model for ‘The Digger,’ a bronze bust of a 'soldier' at the Australian War Memorial.
Mr. Johnston explained that the detail below the red line remained the same except for Helifix anchors that were put in just above the 'soldier' course of bricks.
Before visiting a regiment he would call the colonel aside and ask for the name of a 'soldier' who had served well in previous campaigns, but who had not been given the credit he deserved.
As an enlisted 'soldier' , he served in every leadership position up to the position of First Sergeant.
Wert makes his most intriguing assessment in describing the morale and attitudes of the 'common soldier' who filled the ranks of the Army of the Potomac.
In the meantime Graham's been 'soldiering' away at the window frames on the back of the house, effecting repairs and refurbishments, and working to a higher standard than I've ever seen him do before.
Clane took the initiative for a spell as Paul McCormack equalised and they forged ahead when wing back Paudie Reidy came 'soldiering' forward for a good score on the quarter hour.
For the purposes of the review, I 'soldiered' ahead and ordered a three-course lunch (it's a tough job, readers, but someone has to do it).
This is the first glimpse of the new Yorkshire Regiment's Army cap badge, under which thousands of 'soldiers' will fight and serve.
Within two minutes the winners were level when Dempsey 'soldiered' forward to fire over Kenneth Donelly's pass.
By all accounts, the 'soldiers' serve nobly, stand ready and ably carry out their duties.
He was just a 'common soldier' and his ranks are growing thin.
It is more important that the soldiers, the 'common soldiers' , see us doing something.
That frontal assaults sometimes succeeded despite enormous casualties speaks more of 'soldierly' courage and fortitude than any general's brilliance.
He was a long time friend of the late Martin Finn TD and he 'soldiered' with Martin in many an election campaign in former times.
There are over 1,000 troops occupying the island, including some 'soldiers' from other battalions.
Zamoyski's description of the privations of the 'common soldier' to and from Moscow in ‘Napoleon's Fatal March on Moscow’ would strike a chord too.
However, you are right to say that of the war poems in existence many celebrate 'soldierly' virtues (Kipling, Horace, Virgil, Homer).
I ate sausages, and boiled eggs and 'soldiers' , white bread and butter, because I think that's what my mother had prepared.
Many were the places they 'soldiered' together down through the years.
Soldiering for profit was taken for granted for thousands of years, but the United States has thrived in an age when 'soldiering' for the state - serving your country - has taken on an exalted status.
General Jackson therefore has no lack of experience of infantry 'soldiering' , having been a platoon commander, adjutant, company commander and commanding officer in infantry battalions.
Historians have for years analyzed the social aspects of the Civil War and the 'common soldiers' who fought it.
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