Pronunciation: /ˈsoʊldʒər/
noun A person who serves in an army
A1 The soldier fought bravely in the battle.
A2 The soldier received a medal for their service.
B1 The soldier was deployed to a foreign country for a peacekeeping mission.
B2 The soldier's training prepared them for the challenges of war.
C1 The soldier showed exceptional leadership skills during the crisis.
C2 The soldier's dedication to their duty earned them the respect of their comrades.
verb None
A1 The soldier marched in formation.
A2 She soldiered on despite the difficult conditions.
B1 The team soldiered through the tough training camp.
B2 He soldiered through the enemy lines to complete the mission.
C1 The leader soldiered on, motivating his troops to victory.
C2 Despite the setbacks, the general soldiered on with determination.
adjective None
A1 The soldier dog was very brave.
A2 The soldier uniform was neatly pressed.
B1 The soldier mentality is to never give up.
B2 The soldier training was intense and rigorous.
C1 The soldier discipline was evident in every action.
C2 The soldier leadership skills were highly respected by the team.
adverb None
A1 The soldier bravely fought in the battle.
A2 The soldier quickly responded to the enemy's attack.
B1 The soldier efficiently completed the mission.
B2 The soldier skillfully navigated through the enemy territory.
C1 The soldier meticulously planned the operation.
C2 The soldier strategically positioned the troops for maximum impact.
pronoun None
A1 The soldier is brave.
A2 The soldier followed orders without question.
B1 The soldier's training prepared them for the mission.
B2 The soldier demonstrated exceptional leadership skills.
C1 The soldier's dedication to duty was unwavering.
C2 The soldier's valor in battle earned them a medal of honor.
preposition None
A1 The soldier with the red hat is marching.
A2 The soldier in the front line is very brave.
B1 The soldier on duty saluted the officer.
B2 The soldier by the gate stood guard all night.
C1 The soldier from the elite unit led the mission.
C2 The soldier aboard the aircraft carrier was highly trained.
conjunction None
A1 The soldier carried a heavy backpack.
A2 The soldier and his comrades marched through the muddy field.
B1 The soldier completed his training and was ready for deployment.
B2 The soldier quickly assessed the situation and made a strategic decision.
C1 The soldier's bravery and leadership skills were evident during the mission.
C2 The soldier's experience in combat situations proved invaluable during the operation.
interjection None
A1 Soldier! Please help me carry this heavy bag.
A2 Soldier, could you give me directions to the nearest train station?
B1 Soldier, I need your assistance in locating a missing person.
B2 Soldier, can you provide backup for our team during the mission?
C1 Soldier, your bravery in the face of danger is truly commendable.
C2 Soldier, your leadership on the battlefield is an inspiration to us all.
article None
A1 The soldier wore a uniform.
A2 The soldier saluted the officer.
B1 The soldier was deployed to a war zone.
B2 The soldier received a medal for bravery.
C1 The soldier underwent intense training before deployment.
C2 The soldier demonstrated exceptional leadership skills in the field.
formal The soldier was awarded a medal for his bravery in battle.
informal Hey, did you hear about the soldier who saved a cat from a tree?
slang That soldier is one tough cookie.
figurative She was a soldier in the fight against injustice.
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