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truppe di supporto
support troops [səˈpɔːttruːps] SUST. npl MILIT.
I. troop [ingl. brit. truːp, ingl. am. trup] SUST.
1. troop MILIT.:
troop before sust. movements
troop train, plane
2. troop (group):
3. troop (of animals):
II. troops SUST.
troops npl MILIT.:
III. troop [ingl. brit. truːp, ingl. am. trup] V. trans.
to troop the colour ingl. brit.
IV. troop [ingl. brit. truːp, ingl. am. trup] V. intr.
I. support [ingl. brit. səˈpɔːt, ingl. am. səˈpɔrt] SUST.
1. support (moral, financial, political):
aiuto m (for sth a, per qc; for sb a, per qn)
air, land, sea support MILIT.
to give sb, sth (one's) support
to get support from sb, sth
to have the support of sb, sth
in support of sb, sth campaign, intervene
a sostegno di qn, qc
2. support MED.:
supporto m also INGEN.
3. support (person):
aiuto m (to di, per)
4. support (singer etc. not topping the bill):
II. support [ingl. brit. səˈpɔːt, ingl. am. səˈpɔrt] V. trans.
1. support (provide moral, financial backing):
support cause, campaign, party, reform, venture, price, currency
support team
support person
support charity
to support sb, sth by doing
2. support (physically):
support weight, person
3. support (validate):
support argument, case, claim, story, theory
4. support (maintain):
support breadwinner: family
support land, farm: inhabitants
support charity: underprivileged
5. support (put up with) form.:
support adverse conditions
support bad behaviour
6. support INFORM. computer:
support programme, device, language
III. to support oneself V. v. refl.
I. troop [tru:p] SUST.
1. troop pl MILIT.:
truppe f pl
2. troop (of people):
II. troop [tru:p] V. intr.
I. support [sə·ˈpɔ:rt] V. trans.
1. support (hold up):
support roof, weight
weight to support oneself on sth
2. support (provide for):
3. support (provide with money):
4. support (encourage):
5. support (show to be true):
II. support [sə·ˈpɔ:rt] SUST.
1. support (backing, help):
2. support (structure):
support fig. person
3. support FIN.:
4. support (confirmation):
Present
Itroop
youtroop
he/she/ittroops
wetroop
youtroop
theytroop
Past
Itrooped
youtrooped
he/she/ittrooped
wetrooped
youtrooped
theytrooped
Present Perfect
Ihavetrooped
youhavetrooped
he/she/ithastrooped
wehavetrooped
youhavetrooped
theyhavetrooped
Past Perfect
Ihadtrooped
youhadtrooped
he/she/ithadtrooped
wehadtrooped
youhadtrooped
theyhadtrooped
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The emperor instructed them to recruit troops from other areas.
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The government provided training to Beninese troops on issues of child trafficking and exploitation prior to their deployment abroad for international peacekeeping missions.
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As an army marches first of all on its feet, the manual writers were more concerned that troops should have good footwear than anything else.
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A total of 65,000 troops, including 1,888 paratroopers, 1,200 tanks and 600 aircraft participated in these maneuvers.
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They were designed to transport 1,500 troops and their combat equipment, and land them on hostile shores with the ships' integral landing craft.
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