Corpsmen Meaning in English
word · lemma: corpsman
Definition
Corpsmen are military medical workers who give first aid and medical care to soldiers, especially in the Navy or Marines.
Usage & Nuances
'Corpsmen' is only used in a military context, primarily for Navy and Marine medical personnel. Civilian healthcare workers are not called corpsmen. Plural form of 'corpsman.' Pronounced 'KOR-mən', not like the word 'corpse.'
Spanish: sanitarios militares - enfermeros militaresPortuguese (BR): enfermeiros militaresPortuguese (PT): enfermeiros militaresChinese (Simplified): 军医 - 医务兵Chinese (Traditional): 軍醫 - 醫務兵Hindi: सेना चिकित्साकर्मीArabic: المُسعِفون العسكريونBengali: কর্ণধার চিকিৎসক - সামরিক চিকিৎসক (নৌবাহিনী/মেরিন corpsman)Russian: корпусные медикиJapanese: 衛生兵（軍隊の医療担当）Vietnamese: quân yKorean: 의무병Turkish: sağlık eriUrdu: طبی عملہ (فوجی)Indonesian: petugas medis militer - korps kesehatan
Example Sentences
The corpsmen treated injured soldiers on the battlefield.
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The new recruits learned a lot from the experienced corpsmen.
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Several corpsmen work on the Navy ship.
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The wounded man waited for the corpsmen to arrive.
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During the mission, the corpsmen moved quickly to help anyone hurt.
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If it weren’t for the corpsmen, many more lives could have been lost.
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