English - Turkish
Definition of squads in English Turkish dictionary
- squad
- takım
Tom tepeden tırnağa silahlı bir takım polis memurlarıyla karşılaştı.
-Tom ran into a squad of police officers armed to the teeth.
Mary amigo takımında.
-Mary is on the cheerleading squad.
- squad
- {i} ekip
- squad
- {i} bölük
- squad
- {i} manga
Tom idam mangasını hak ediyor.
-Tom deserves the firing squad.
Tom idam mangası tarafından vuruldu.
-Tom was shot by a firing squad.
- squad
- küçük grup
- squad
- (Spor) takım kadrosu
- squad
- küçük türküm
- line of squads
- (Askeri) Saf kol
- squad
- {i} departman
- squad
- football squad futbol takımı
- squad
- {i} bölüm
- squad
- birkaç erden meydana gelen asker grubu
- squad
- {i} ask. manga
- squad
- (Askeri) MANGA: Tek bir komutanın kolaylıkla idare edebileceğiz sayıda erden müteşekkil, kısım veya takımdan küçük taktik birlik
- squad
- squad car telsizli polis devriye arabası
- two squads forward
- (Askeri) Geniş kama
Related Terms
English - English
Definition of squads in English English dictionary
- circular firing squads
- plural form of circular firing squad
- death squads
- plural form of death squad
- firing squads
- plural form of firing squad
- goon squads
- plural form of goon squad
- pep squads
- plural form of pep squad
- squad
- The collective noun for a team of footballers
- squad
- a unit of tactical military personnel, or of police officers, usually of about ten members
- squad
- a team, usually of about ten members
- touring squads
- plural form of touring squad
- vice squads
- plural form of vice squad
- Special Night Squads
- commando unit established by Orad Wingate to combat Arab militants in Israel from 1938-9
- squad
- a group of people organized for some common purpose, usually of about ten members
- squad
- /skwad/ (n): One Squad is made up of one Squad Leader, one MUG Manager, and ten MUGs - a total of 10 MUG Leaders and 100 first year students
- squad
- A small party of men assembled for drill, inspection, or other purposes
- squad
- {i} small military unit; small group of people trained to work together as a team
- squad
- A squad is a group of players from which a sports team will be chosen. Sean O'Leary has been named in the England squad to tour Argentina
- squad
- A group of players that can fight together in a SquadWar Also see SquadReports (private Tactical page only)
- squad
- a cooperative unit
- squad
- Hence, any small party
- squad
- the smallest unit of organization in the US Army Number of men varies from 5 to 16
- squad
- Can mean Attack Squad (Rochester FD) or rescue squad
- squad
- Sloppy mud
- squad
- A squad of soldiers is a small group of them. a squad of commandos. see also death squad, firing squad, Flying Squad, vice squad
- squad
- a group of potential players from whom a team and twelfth man are chosen
- squad
- A squad is a basic organizational institution in the United States Army and Marine Corps A sergeant E-5 or E-6 usually commands the squad which can be from as few as 4 to as many as 24 soldiers
- squad
- A squad is a section of a police force that is responsible for dealing with a particular type of crime. The building was evacuated and the bomb squad called The club is under investigation by the fraud squad
- squad
- a smallest army unit
- squad
- a smaller group inside the company usually a rank or column in a formation
Related Terms
squads
Turkish pronunciation
skwädzPronunciation
/ˈskwädz/ /ˈskwɑːdz/
Etymology
[ 'skwäd ] (noun.) 1649. Middle French esquade, from Old Spanish and Old Italian; Old Spanish escuadra and Old Italian squadra, ultimately from Vulgar Latin exquadrare to make square; more at SQUARE.Resimler
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