conscript

UK
/ˈkɒn.skrɪpt/
US
/ˈkɑn.skrɪpt/

Translations

conscriptnoun
conscripts
pl
UK
/ˈkɒn.skrɪpt/
US
/ˈkɑn.skrɪpt/
During the war, many young men became conscripts and were sent to the front lines.
Pendant la guerre, de nombreux jeunes hommes sont devenus des conscrits et ont été envoyés au front.
Synonyms
conscriptverb
conscripted
Past Simple
conscripted
Past Participle
conscripting
Gerund
UK
/ˈkɒnskrɪpt/
US
/ˈkɑːnskrɪpt/
conscrireSurtout dans le contexte militaire.
During the war, the government decided to conscript young men into the military.
Pendant la guerre, le gouvernement a décidé de conscrire de jeunes hommes dans l'armée.
Additional translations
réquisitionnerEmploi plus général, pour forcer quelqu'un à servir ou travailler à une fin donnée.
conscriptadjective
more conscript
Comp.
most conscript
Super.
Used attributively for troops, forces, etc., that have been compulsorily enlisted
conscritS'emploie surtout pour des militaires incorporés de force.
The army relied heavily on conscript soldiers during the conflict.
L'armée s'est fortement appuyée sur des soldats conscrits pendant le conflit.

Definitions

conscriptnoun
A person who is compulsorily enrolled for military service.
During the war, many young men became conscripts and were sent to the front lines.
conscriptverb
To enlist someone compulsorily, typically into the armed forces.
During the war, the government decided to conscript young men into the military.
To compel someone into service or labor for a purpose other than military duty
The revolutionary committee tried to conscript local workers to build fortifications.
conscriptadjective
Compulsorily enlisted or drafted, especially into military service
The army relied heavily on conscript soldiers during the conflict.