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/skwɒd/
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squad
noun
squads
pl
UK
/skwɒd/
US
/skwɑd/
équipe
Terme général pour un petit groupe affecté à une tâche ou pour une formation sportive.
The rescue squad arrived quickly to help the stranded hikers.
L’équipe de secours est arrivée rapidement pour aider les randonneurs bloqués.
escouade
Surtout dans le contexte militaire.
The squad was tasked with securing the perimeter of the base.
L’escouade avait pour mission de sécuriser le périmètre de la base.
Additional translations
bande
Familier, pour un groupe d’amis.
Synonyms
group
division
bunch
gang
force
contingent
platoon
unit
crew
team
squad
adjective
UK
/skwɒd/
US
/skwɑd/
Used attributively before another noun to denote association with a squad (e.g., “squad car”).
Definitions
squad
noun
A small group of people having a particular task or duty.
The rescue squad arrived quickly to help the stranded hikers.
A small number of soldiers assembled for drill or assigned to some special task, especially an infantry unit forming part of a platoon.
The squad was tasked with securing the perimeter of the base.
A group of players from which a team is chosen, especially in sports.
The coach announced the final squad for the upcoming tournament.
(informal) A close group of friends viewed as a social unit.
She spent the weekend hanging out with her squad.
(slang) A close group of friends who regularly spend time together.
I'm heading to the concert with my squad tonight.
squad
adjective
Relating to or associated with a squad; used before another noun.
The officers hurried into the squad car parked outside.
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