Pronunciation: /brɪˈɡeɪd/
noun a group of people organized for a particular purpose
A1 The fire brigade quickly responded to the emergency.
A2 The volunteer brigade helped clean up the park.
B1 The medical brigade set up a field hospital in the disaster area.
B2 The rescue brigade saved several people trapped in the collapsed building.
C1 The humanitarian brigade provided aid to refugees in the war-torn region.
C2 The elite brigade was called in to handle the hostage situation with precision and skill.
verb not applicable
A1 The students brigaded together to clean up the park.
A2 The team brigaded their efforts to finish the project on time.
B1 The volunteers brigaded to help those affected by the natural disaster.
B2 The activists brigaded to raise awareness about climate change.
C1 The military brigade was deployed to the conflict zone.
C2 The politicians brigaded to pass the new legislation.
adjective not applicable
A1 The brigade of firefighters quickly put out the small fire.
A2 She joined the gardening brigade to help plant flowers in the park.
B1 The medical brigade arrived at the scene to assist the injured hikers.
B2 The volunteer brigade worked tirelessly to clean up the beach after the storm.
C1 The elite brigade of soldiers was called in to handle the hostage situation.
C2 The specialized brigade of scientists conducted experiments to study the rare species of plants.
adverb not applicable
A1 The firefighters worked together in a brigade to put out the fire.
A2 The students formed a cleaning brigade to tidy up the school.
B1 The volunteers joined forces to create a recycling brigade in the community.
B2 The military brigade marched in perfect formation during the parade.
C1 The medical brigade quickly set up a field hospital to treat the injured.
C2 The elite special forces brigade completed their mission with precision and skill.
pronoun not applicable
A1 The brigade helped clean up the park.
A2 I joined the volunteer brigade to help with disaster relief.
B1 The brigade of firefighters arrived quickly to put out the fire.
B2 The medical brigade provided much-needed aid to the remote village.
C1 The brigade's efforts were instrumental in restoring order after the natural disaster.
C2 The brigade's dedication and teamwork were evident in their successful mission.
preposition not applicable
A1 The firefighters formed a brigade to put out the fire.
A2 The students worked together in a brigade to clean up the schoolyard.
B1 The volunteers joined a brigade to help with disaster relief efforts.
B2 The company established a marketing brigade to promote their new product.
C1 The military deployed a brigade of soldiers to the conflict zone.
C2 The organization assembled a brigade of experts to tackle the complex issue.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I joined the gardening brigade to help plant flowers.
A2 The fire brigade arrived quickly to put out the flames.
B1 The volunteer brigade worked tirelessly to clean up the park.
B2 The medical brigade set up a field hospital to treat the injured.
C1 The environmental brigade is dedicated to protecting endangered species.
C2 The rescue brigade coordinated efforts to save the trapped hikers.
interjection not applicable
A1 Brigade! Let's march together.
A2 Brigade, assemble! We have a mission to complete.
B1 Brigade, we need to work together to achieve our goal.
B2 Brigade, we must coordinate our efforts for maximum impact.
C1 Brigade, our teamwork and coordination are crucial for success.
C2 Brigade, we are a well-oiled machine working towards a common objective.
article not applicable
A1 The fire brigade quickly put out the small fire in the kitchen.
A2 The marching band brigade performed at the local parade.
B1 The volunteer brigade helped clean up the park after the event.
B2 The medical brigade was dispatched to provide aid in the disaster-stricken area.
C1 The brigade of chefs prepared a gourmet meal for the charity event.
C2 The elite special forces brigade was called in for a high-risk mission.
formal The fire brigade arrived quickly to extinguish the blaze.
informal We joined the volunteer brigade to help clean up the park.
slang That new dance crew is part of the hip-hop brigade.
figurative The marketing team formed a creative brigade to come up with new ideas.
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