Pronunciation: /ˈvɛtərən/
noun a person who has had long experience in a particular field, especially in the military
A1 The veteran served in the military for many years.
A2 The veteran received a medal for bravery in combat.
B1 The veteran now works as a mentor for younger soldiers.
B2 The veteran's experience in the field is invaluable to the team.
C1 The veteran was honored with a lifetime achievement award for their service.
C2 The veteran's memoirs offer a unique perspective on wartime experiences.
adjective having a lot of experience in a particular area
A1 He is a veteran teacher with many years of experience.
A2 The veteran soldier showed the new recruits how to properly clean their weapons.
B1 The veteran journalist was known for her in-depth investigative reporting.
B2 The veteran pilot safely landed the plane despite engine failure.
C1 The veteran actor received a lifetime achievement award for his contributions to the film industry.
C2 The veteran doctor performed the complicated surgery with precision and skill.
formal The veteran soldier was honored for his years of service.
informal My uncle is a veteran of the Vietnam War.
slang That guy is a real veteran when it comes to fixing cars.
figurative She is a veteran in the field of marketing, with over 20 years of experience.
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