Military Ranks And Roles

noun a person who is highly skilled in shooting or marksmanship

• The crack shot marksman hit the bullseye with every shot.
• I heard John is a real crack shot when it comes to shooting cans off fences.
• That dude is a total crack shot with a rifle, he never misses.
• She's a crack shot when it comes to solving puzzles, she always finds the answer quickly.

noun a person who is very skilled at shooting a gun

adjective describing someone who is very accurate and skilled at shooting a gun

• The sniper was known for being a dead shot, never missing his target.
• My friend thinks he's a dead shot at darts, but he always ends up hitting the wall.
• That guy is a dead shot with a basketball, he never misses a shot.
• She's a dead shot when it comes to solving puzzles, she always gets it right on the first try.

noun a person who protects or keeps watch over someone or something

verb to watch over in order to protect or control

• The security guard patrolled the premises diligently throughout the night.
• The guard kept an eye on things all night long.
• Yo, did you see that guard bust that dude for trying to sneak in?
• The thick walls of the castle served as a guard against any potential invaders.

noun a father in Spanish or Italian

• The padre led the church service with great reverence and solemnity.
• My padre always tells the best stories from his childhood.
• Hey, padre, can you hook me up with some extra cash?
• The old oak tree was like a padre, providing shade and comfort to all who sought refuge beneath its branches.

noun a person who operates the controls of an aircraft or spacecraft

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• The pilot successfully landed the plane despite the challenging weather conditions.
• I heard that the pilot nailed the landing even with all that wind.
• That pilot has some serious skills up in the air.
• Being a pilot in this industry requires you to navigate through turbulent times.

noun a supply of a commodity not needed for immediate use but available if required

verb to retain or secure for future use or use in an emergency

• The company's financial reserves are set aside for emergencies or future investments.
• I always keep some extra money in my reserves just in case.
• I've got some reserves stashed away for a rainy day.
• She always seems to have emotional reserves to handle any situation.

noun a type of player in volleyball who specializes in defensive skills and is allowed to move freely around the court

• The libero in volleyball is responsible for defensive plays and passing the ball to the setter.
• Hey, did you see how the libero saved that ball from hitting the ground?
• That libero is a beast on the court, nothing gets past them!
• Being a libero in life means always being ready to defend and support others.