Pronunciation: /sɑːrdʒənt/
noun A noncommissioned military officer ranking above a corporal
A1 The sergeant gave orders to the soldiers.
A2 The sergeant trained new recruits at the army base.
B1 The sergeant was promoted after years of dedicated service.
B2 The sergeant led his platoon into battle with courage and determination.
C1 The sergeant's strategic skills were crucial in winning the war.
C2 The sergeant's leadership qualities were recognized with a prestigious award.
verb None
A1 The sergeant instructed the new recruits on how to march.
A2 The sergeant supervised the training exercises for the soldiers.
B1 The sergeant managed the logistics of the military operation.
B2 The sergeant organized the troops into different units for the mission.
C1 The sergeant strategized the best approach for the upcoming battle.
C2 The sergeant orchestrated the entire military campaign with precision.
adjective None
A1 The sergeant gave clear instructions to the new recruits.
A2 The sergeant major inspected the troops before the parade.
B1 The sergeant pilot safely landed the plane in difficult weather conditions.
B2 The sergeant instructor demonstrated advanced combat techniques to the special forces unit.
C1 The sergeant-at-arms maintained order during the heated debate in parliament.
C2 The sergeant major general was responsible for overseeing multiple military operations across the region.
adverb None
A1 The sergeant quickly gave orders to his troops.
A2 The sergeant efficiently led the team to victory.
B1 The sergeant calmly assessed the situation before making a decision.
B2 The sergeant skillfully trained new recruits for combat.
C1 The sergeant meticulously planned the mission down to the last detail.
C2 The sergeant expertly navigated through the battlefield, guiding his soldiers to safety.
pronoun None
A1 The sergeant helped me find my lost keys.
A2 The sergeant gave orders to the soldiers.
B1 The sergeant led the team into battle.
B2 The sergeant's experience in the field was invaluable.
C1 The sergeant's leadership qualities were evident in every mission.
C2 The sergeant was promoted to a higher rank for his exceptional service.
preposition None
A1 The sergeant in the army is a leader of a group of soldiers.
A2 The sergeant at the police station gave orders to the officers.
B1 The sergeant on duty made sure all the equipment was in order.
B2 The sergeant overseeing the training exercises was very strict.
C1 The sergeant with years of experience was promoted to a higher rank.
C2 The sergeant in charge of the operation was praised for his quick thinking.
conjunction None
A1 The sergeant told the soldiers to march in formation.
A2 The sergeant and the captain inspected the troops together.
B1 The sergeant briefed the new recruits on their duties.
B2 The sergeant not only leads the troops but also mentors the junior officers.
C1 The sergeant's experience and leadership skills make him a valuable asset to the unit.
C2 The sergeant's quick thinking and decisive actions saved the platoon from a potential disaster.
interjection None
A1 Sergeant! Please help me find my lost dog.
A2 Excuse me, Sergeant, do you know where the nearest pharmacy is?
B1 Sergeant, could you give me directions to the nearest police station?
B2 Sergeant, I need your assistance in solving this complicated case.
C1 Sergeant, your leadership skills are truly exceptional.
C2 As a retired sergeant, I have a wealth of experience to offer in training new recruits.
article None
A1 The sergeant gave orders to the soldiers.
A2 The sergeant inspected the troops before the mission.
B1 The sergeant led the training exercises with precision.
B2 The sergeant was promoted to a higher rank after years of service.
C1 The sergeant's strategic decisions played a crucial role in the success of the mission.
C2 The sergeant's leadership skills were recognized with a prestigious award.
formal The sergeant briefed the troops on the upcoming mission.
informal Hey, have you met the new sergeant yet?
slang The sergeant is a real hard-ass, watch out for him.
figurative She was like a sergeant in the way she managed her team with strict discipline.
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