Regiment Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈɹɛdʒəmənt/

REJ-uh-muhnt

UK

/ɹˈɛdʒɪmənt/

REJ-i-muhnt

التعريف

A regiment is a large unit of soldiers in an army, usually commanded by a colonel. It can also mean a large organized group of people or things.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Mostly used in a military context ('army regiment'). Rarely refers to non-military groups; when it does, it's formal or literary. Not to be confused with 'regimen' (routine or plan). Often appears as 'the regiment', 'a regiment of', or in historical contexts.

• Spanish: regimiento
• Portuguese (BR): regimento
• Portuguese (PT): regimento
• Chinese (Simplified): 团 (军事单位) - 大量 (人群)
• Chinese (Traditional): 團 (軍事單位) - 大量 (人羣)
• Hindi: रजिमेंट (सेना की इकाई)
• Arabic: فوج (وحدة عسكرية)
• Bengali: রেজিমেন্ট
• Russian: полк
• Japanese: 連隊
• Vietnamese: trung đoàn
• Korean: 연대
• Turkish: alay
• Urdu: رجمنٹ
• Indonesian: resimen

جمل نموذجية

The regiment marched across the field.

basic

My uncle served in an artillery regiment.

basic

The regiment has 600 soldiers.

basic

He comes from a long line of regiment officers.

natural

A whole regiment of fans cheered for the team.

natural

Back then, joining the regiment was a family tradition.

natural