Commandoes Meaning in English
word · lemma: commando
Definition
Highly trained soldiers who are part of a special military group, often used for difficult or dangerous missions.
Usage & Nuances
Usually used in military contexts for small groups of elite soldiers. Not to be confused with 'commando' as singular, or with the slang 'go commando' (to not wear underwear), which is unrelated. Typically pluralized as 'commandos' in modern American English; 'commandoes' is a less common variant.
Example Sentences
Commandoes are trained to survive in extreme conditions.
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Five commandoes took part in the rescue operation.
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The movie shows how commandoes plan dangerous attacks using special skills.
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Those commandoes were dropped behind enemy lines by helicopter.
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It takes years of tough training before anyone can join the commandoes.
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The army sent commandoes on a secret mission.
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