Grenadiers Meaning in English
word · lemma: grenadier
Definition
Grenadiers are soldiers who were originally trained to throw grenades and later became elite infantry units in many armies.
Usage & Nuances
Historical and military term; rarely used outside history, military studies, or specific regiments like the British 'Grenadier Guards.' Plural is 'grenadiers'; don't confuse with the grenade (the weapon itself). Often associated with elite or ceremonial units.
Example Sentences
The grenadiers stood in a line, ready for inspection.
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Many armies in the past had units of grenadiers.
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The uniform of the grenadiers was different from other soldiers.
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During the parade, the grenadiers marched at the front, leading the ceremony.
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My grandfather used to tell stories about the brave grenadiers in his army days.
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You'll see the Queen's grenadiers at Buckingham Palace if you visit London.
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