Definition of ex-serviceman in English:

ex-serviceman

nounPlural ex-servicemenɛk(s)ˈsəːvɪsməneksˈsɜːrvɪsmən

British

A man who was formerly a member of the armed forces.
〈主英〉复员军人，退役军人
Example sentencesExamples
- The traditional system of private welfare assisting ex-servicemen and their dependants had to be recast.
- But the problem has been compounded by the inability of the Legion to attract younger ex-servicemen and new lifeblood.
- The Navy's list of servicemen and ex-servicemen without a home of their own includes about 19,000 people.
- With the constant terror threat, the need for ex-servicemen to do reserve duty is paramount.
- And with so many servicemen and ex-servicemen in the town most people knew one or more of the crew.
- Included in the congregation were a military colour party, a colour party of ex-servicemen and many relatives of the deceased soldiers.
- Ireland may be about to get its first paramilitary ex-servicemen's organisation.
- The mechanistic aspects of warfighting were all in the hands of Pakistani military personnel, ex-servicemen or serving instructors.
- After the service the ex-servicemen and women will march past the town hall and take a salute led by the Lord Lieutenant of Wiltshire.
- Some of them are ex-servicemen or married to service people and they were crying as they sang it.
- After the First World War it employed ex-servicemen and ordered new rolling stock in large quantities in order to strengthen the national industry.
- The services of ex-servicemen can be utilised by the police to control cases of theft in the town.
- There are 16,389 ex-servicemen, 157 war widows and 5,508 widows of other soldiers.
- All actions are carried out under the command of the numerous other British ex-servicemen hired by Henderson to staff the upper echelons of the special branch.
- All funds raised by the riders will go to the Army Benevolent Fund, which provides financial and practical support for soldiers, ex-servicemen and their families in their times of need.
- The GI Bill provided very cheap home ownership, loans to start up businesses, and free college tuition for ex-servicemen.
- Both ex-servicemen and members of the public have been staying in tents and caravans for over four weeks so they can reserve the house of their choice.
- The Royal British Legion offers support to ex-servicemen and women and their families who need their help.
- His father is an ex-serviceman now working as a military policeman.

Definition of ex-serviceman in US English:

ex-serviceman

nouneksˈsɜːrvɪsmən

British

A man who was formerly a member of the armed forces.
〈主英〉复员军人，退役军人
Example sentencesExamples
- Ireland may be about to get its first paramilitary ex-servicemen's organisation.
- The GI Bill provided very cheap home ownership, loans to start up businesses, and free college tuition for ex-servicemen.
- There are 16,389 ex-servicemen, 157 war widows and 5,508 widows of other soldiers.
- The Royal British Legion offers support to ex-servicemen and women and their families who need their help.
- All funds raised by the riders will go to the Army Benevolent Fund, which provides financial and practical support for soldiers, ex-servicemen and their families in their times of need.
- Some of them are ex-servicemen or married to service people and they were crying as they sang it.
- Included in the congregation were a military colour party, a colour party of ex-servicemen and many relatives of the deceased soldiers.
- After the service the ex-servicemen and women will march past the town hall and take a salute led by the Lord Lieutenant of Wiltshire.
- But the problem has been compounded by the inability of the Legion to attract younger ex-servicemen and new lifeblood.
- With the constant terror threat, the need for ex-servicemen to do reserve duty is paramount.
- The services of ex-servicemen can be utilised by the police to control cases of theft in the town.
- And with so many servicemen and ex-servicemen in the town most people knew one or more of the crew.
- His father is an ex-serviceman now working as a military policeman.
- The traditional system of private welfare assisting ex-servicemen and their dependants had to be recast.
- The mechanistic aspects of warfighting were all in the hands of Pakistani military personnel, ex-servicemen or serving instructors.
- After the First World War it employed ex-servicemen and ordered new rolling stock in large quantities in order to strengthen the national industry.
- All actions are carried out under the command of the numerous other British ex-servicemen hired by Henderson to staff the upper echelons of the special branch.
- Both ex-servicemen and members of the public have been staying in tents and caravans for over four weeks so they can reserve the house of their choice.
- The Navy's list of servicemen and ex-servicemen without a home of their own includes about 19,000 people.

词汇	ex-serviceman
释义	Definition of ex-serviceman in English: ex-serviceman nounPlural ex-servicemenɛk(s)ˈsəːvɪsməneksˈsɜːrvɪsmən British A man who was formerly a member of the armed forces. 〈主英〉复员军人，退役军人 Example sentencesExamples The traditional system of private welfare assisting ex-servicemen and their dependants had to be recast. But the problem has been compounded by the inability of the Legion to attract younger ex-servicemen and new lifeblood. The Navy's list of servicemen and ex-servicemen without a home of their own includes about 19,000 people. With the constant terror threat, the need for ex-servicemen to do reserve duty is paramount. And with so many servicemen and ex-servicemen in the town most people knew one or more of the crew. Included in the congregation were a military colour party, a colour party of ex-servicemen and many relatives of the deceased soldiers. Ireland may be about to get its first paramilitary ex-servicemen's organisation. The mechanistic aspects of warfighting were all in the hands of Pakistani military personnel, ex-servicemen or serving instructors. After the service the ex-servicemen and women will march past the town hall and take a salute led by the Lord Lieutenant of Wiltshire. Some of them are ex-servicemen or married to service people and they were crying as they sang it. After the First World War it employed ex-servicemen and ordered new rolling stock in large quantities in order to strengthen the national industry. The services of ex-servicemen can be utilised by the police to control cases of theft in the town. There are 16,389 ex-servicemen, 157 war widows and 5,508 widows of other soldiers. All actions are carried out under the command of the numerous other British ex-servicemen hired by Henderson to staff the upper echelons of the special branch. All funds raised by the riders will go to the Army Benevolent Fund, which provides financial and practical support for soldiers, ex-servicemen and their families in their times of need. The GI Bill provided very cheap home ownership, loans to start up businesses, and free college tuition for ex-servicemen. Both ex-servicemen and members of the public have been staying in tents and caravans for over four weeks so they can reserve the house of their choice. The Royal British Legion offers support to ex-servicemen and women and their families who need their help. His father is an ex-serviceman now working as a military policeman. Definition of ex-serviceman in US English: ex-serviceman nouneksˈsɜːrvɪsmən British A man who was formerly a member of the armed forces. 〈主英〉复员军人，退役军人 Example sentencesExamples Ireland may be about to get its first paramilitary ex-servicemen's organisation. The GI Bill provided very cheap home ownership, loans to start up businesses, and free college tuition for ex-servicemen. There are 16,389 ex-servicemen, 157 war widows and 5,508 widows of other soldiers. The Royal British Legion offers support to ex-servicemen and women and their families who need their help. All funds raised by the riders will go to the Army Benevolent Fund, which provides financial and practical support for soldiers, ex-servicemen and their families in their times of need. Some of them are ex-servicemen or married to service people and they were crying as they sang it. Included in the congregation were a military colour party, a colour party of ex-servicemen and many relatives of the deceased soldiers. After the service the ex-servicemen and women will march past the town hall and take a salute led by the Lord Lieutenant of Wiltshire. But the problem has been compounded by the inability of the Legion to attract younger ex-servicemen and new lifeblood. With the constant terror threat, the need for ex-servicemen to do reserve duty is paramount. The services of ex-servicemen can be utilised by the police to control cases of theft in the town. And with so many servicemen and ex-servicemen in the town most people knew one or more of the crew. His father is an ex-serviceman now working as a military policeman. The traditional system of private welfare assisting ex-servicemen and their dependants had to be recast. The mechanistic aspects of warfighting were all in the hands of Pakistani military personnel, ex-servicemen or serving instructors. After the First World War it employed ex-servicemen and ordered new rolling stock in large quantities in order to strengthen the national industry. All actions are carried out under the command of the numerous other British ex-servicemen hired by Henderson to staff the upper echelons of the special branch. Both ex-servicemen and members of the public have been staying in tents and caravans for over four weeks so they can reserve the house of their choice. The Navy's list of servicemen and ex-servicemen without a home of their own includes about 19,000 people.
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