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Troops

🇬🇧 UK //truːps// 🇺🇸 US //truːps//

Meaning of Troops

Groups of soldiers organized for military service.

In simple words: Groups of soldiers

Troops in a sentence

• The troops were deployed to the region to maintain peace.
• Troops from various countries participated in the joint exercise.
• The commander addressed the troops before the mission began.
• Many troops were honored for their bravery during the conflict.
• Support for the troops has been growing among the civilian population.

How to use Troops

Used in military contexts, often to refer collectively to soldiers. Avoid in casual contexts unless discussing military matters.

Grammar pattern

troops + plural noun

Memory hint

Think of 'troops' as 'troops in groups' – remember they are always together.

Related words

Collocations with Troops

• deploy troops
• support the troops
• troops on the ground
• troops in action
• military troops

Synonyms for Troops

• soldiers
• combatants
• military personnel
• forces
• platoons

Common mistakes with Troops

• Confused with 'group' - troops specifically refer to soldiers.
• Using 'troop' as singular when referring to a unit - 'troops' is the correct plural.

Frequently asked questions about Troops

What does Troops mean?

Groups of soldiers

What is the definition of Troops?

Groups of soldiers organized for military service.

How do you use Troops in a sentence?

The troops were deployed to the region to maintain peace.

Can you give another example of Troops?

Troops from various countries participated in the joint exercise.

What are synonyms for Troops?

Common alternatives include soldiers, combatants, military personnel, forces, platoons.

What words go with Troops?

It commonly pairs with deploy troops, support the troops, troops on the ground, troops in action, military troops.

What are common mistakes when using Troops?

Confused with 'group' - troops specifically refer to soldiers. Using 'troop' as singular when referring to a unit - 'troops' is the correct plural.

How do you pronounce Troops?

US: //truːps//, UK: //truːps//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Troops?

Used in military contexts, often to refer collectively to soldiers. Avoid in casual contexts unless discussing military matters.