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regiment
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/ˈrɛdʒɪmənt/
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/ˈrɛdʒɪmənt/
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Compare the military noun “regiment” with the verb “to regiment” and learn when each is used.
Explore how “to regiment” means to organize or control people in a strict, often limiting way.
Learn common collocations and patterns with “regiment,” including “a regiment of” and “to regiment someone’s life.”
Compare “regiment” with “organize,” “discipline,” and “control” to understand their differences in tone.
See five B2-level examples of “regiment” as a noun and a verb, with Russian translations.
Learn the word family, including “regimented” and “regimentation,” and how each form is used.
Write two sentences with “regiment”: one about a military unit and one about strict organization.
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