Squads Meaning in English

word · lemma: squad

US

/ˈskwɑdz/

skwahdz

UK

/skwˈɒdz/

skwodz

التعريف

Small groups of people organized for a particular purpose, especially in sports or the military.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Common in sports (like football or basketball) and the military. Can also refer to police units or organized teams in other fields. Usually informal. Often used as 'the squads' to describe opposing teams in a game.

• Spanish: escuadrones - equipos - grupos
• Portuguese (BR): esquadrões - equipes - grupos
• Portuguese (PT): esquadras - equipas - grupos
• Chinese (Simplified): 小队 - 小组 - 班
• Chinese (Traditional): 小隊 - 小組 - 班
• Hindi: दस्ते - टीमें
• Arabic: فرق - مجموعات
• Bengali: দল - স্কোয়াড (স্পোর্ট বা সামরিক)
• Russian: отряды - команды (спорт)
• Japanese: チーム - 部隊 (軍事や警察)
• Vietnamese: đội - biệt đội (quân sự)
• Korean: 팀 - 분대 (군사)
• Turkish: takımlar - ekipler (polis ya da asker için)
• Urdu: ٹیمیں - دستے (فوج یا پولیس)
• Indonesian: skuad - tim - regu

جمل نموذجية

There are two squads playing in the match today.

basic

Police squads arrived quickly at the scene.

basic

Each of the squads has its own uniform.

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Both squads were exhausted after the long game.

natural

The coach switched up the squads for the second half.

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A few of the squads met for extra practice on Saturday.

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