Pronunciation: /ˈæk.tɪv ˈsɝ.vɪs/
noun a period of time spent serving in the military or in a particular profession
A1 Soldiers in active service must follow orders.
A2 During active service, military personnel may be deployed to different locations.
B1 The benefits provided to those in active service include healthcare and housing allowances.
B2 Individuals in active service often undergo rigorous training to prepare for various scenarios.
C1 Leadership skills are essential for those in active service to effectively command their units.
C2 The experience gained during active service can be valuable for transitioning to civilian life.
adjective describing someone or something that is currently in service or operational
A1 He is currently on active service in the military.
A2 The active service members were honored for their bravery.
B1 Being on active service requires a high level of dedication and discipline.
B2 The soldier was injured while on active service overseas.
C1 The organization provides support for veterans transitioning from active service to civilian life.
C2 Her experience in active service has shaped her leadership skills and decision-making abilities.
formal The soldier has been called back to active service.
informal The soldier is back on duty.
slang The soldier is back in the field.
figurative The employee is back in the game after being on active service for a year.
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