Definition of shock troop in English:

shock troop

noun ˈʃɒk ˌtruːp

1Troops specially trained and equipped for carrying out sudden assaults, especially against enemy strongholds.
2Figurative and in extended use, especially the driving force of an activity or movement; a group leading a vigorous challenge or defence.
3In singular A detachment of such troops.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Times of India. From shock + troop, after French troupe de choc and subsequently also German Stosstrupp.

Definition of shock troop in US English:

shock troop

nounˈʃɒk ˌtruːp

1Troops specially trained and equipped for carrying out sudden assaults, especially against enemy strongholds.
2Figurative and in extended use, especially the driving force of an activity or movement; a group leading a vigorous challenge or defence.
3In singular A detachment of such troops.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Times of India. From shock + troop, after French troupe de choc and subsequently also German Stosstrupp.

词汇	shock troop
释义	Definition of shock troop in English: shock troop noun ˈʃɒk ˌtruːp 1Troops specially trained and equipped for carrying out sudden assaults, especially against enemy strongholds. 2Figurative and in extended use, especially the driving force of an activity or movement; a group leading a vigorous challenge or defence. 3In singular A detachment of such troops. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Times of India. From shock + troop, after French troupe de choc and subsequently also German Stosstrupp. Definition of shock troop in US English: shock troop nounˈʃɒk ˌtruːp 1Troops specially trained and equipped for carrying out sudden assaults, especially against enemy strongholds. 2Figurative and in extended use, especially the driving force of an activity or movement; a group leading a vigorous challenge or defence. 3In singular A detachment of such troops. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Times of India. From shock + troop, after French troupe de choc and subsequently also German Stosstrupp.
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