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Definition of private soldier in English: private soldiernoun 1A soldier of the lowest rank. 列兵，普通兵 Example sentencesExamples - Even during the 19th century, if an NCO or a private soldier was being court-martialled in the German army a set proportion of the members of the court had to hold the same rank as the accused.
- Accompanying the major scenes are small vignettes, seen at close quarters, showing how these great events affected English rustics in Wessex, private soldiers, camp followers, and other ordinary people.
- Briefly working as a schoolmaster, in 1938 Rivet enlisted as a private soldier before service with the Royal Signals where he eventually rose to the rank of major and undertook service in East Africa.
- Turning from a woman to a private soldier proved nothing compared with turning back from soldier to ordinary woman.
- Some loose boards laid upon the ties supporting the rails of the railway supplied a footing for him and his executioners - two private soldiers of the Federal army, directed by a sergeant who in civil life may have been a deputy sheriff.
- Fred was a private soldier who later became a cabbie and died of pneumonia.
- Contemporary photographs show the makeshift arrangements that the private soldiers had to make.
- The erection of his statue was paid for by public subscription, most of the money coming from private soldiers.
- A corporal is the first rank in military after one graduates from a private soldier.
- On his release jail in 1915 he enlisted in the Royal Engineers as a private soldier.
- I joined as a private soldier in 1941 and I was commissioned as an officer in 1945.
- Some young private soldiers involved with drugs through immaturity or impulsive behaviour have been retained, especially when recommended for retention by their CO.
- Although he was frail and nervous in appearance, Tucker's determination can be judged by his enlistment as a private soldier in 1915 after his request to be posted overseas as an army chaplain was refused.
- An analysis of the tax-free ‘benefit’ to a part-time private soldier who has no other income indicates that they are significantly worse off than if they were paid on an equitable basis and taxed.
- When a bus driver is paid £20,000 a year and a private soldier gets £13,500, who is going to put their life on the line?
- Neither has agreed to disarm their troops as part of a slow-going nationwide program to demobilize tens of thousands of private soldiers.
- Because my father was a paid member of the first aid post, the government granted my mother a private soldier's widow's pension of £2 a week, not a great sum with which to put three children through school and university.
- Some private soldiers on the way to the Gulf have been told they will receive less than an extra £500-a-year.
- In Northern Ireland I saw private soldiers who spent hours in discomfort with unfaltering concentration logging the movements of suspects.
- If McBride was a gunner - a private soldier in the Royal Artillery - he possibly came from Newry.
- 1.1US A soldier of the lowest rank who is not a recruit.
列兵，普通兵 Example sentencesExamples - Greene's exhaustive research presents an insider's view of the VI Corps from points of view ranging from the private soldier to the commanding general.
- It is a piece that provides a private soldier's account of the famed debacle, an account stripped of the solicited, interviewed quality inherent in most later accounts.
- Recollections of other private soldiers who survived the Little Bighorn fight have reached print.
- If the military really can't fight wars without contractors, it must at least come up with ironclad policies on what to do if the private soldiers break local laws or leave American forces in the lurch.
- I look upon these private soldiers with their guns upon their shoulders as superior to me.
Definition of private soldier in US English: private soldiernounˈprīvit ˈsōljərˈpraɪvɪt ˈsoʊldʒər A soldier of the lowest rank. 列兵，普通兵 Example sentencesExamples - Some loose boards laid upon the ties supporting the rails of the railway supplied a footing for him and his executioners - two private soldiers of the Federal army, directed by a sergeant who in civil life may have been a deputy sheriff.
- I joined as a private soldier in 1941 and I was commissioned as an officer in 1945.
- The erection of his statue was paid for by public subscription, most of the money coming from private soldiers.
- Even during the 19th century, if an NCO or a private soldier was being court-martialled in the German army a set proportion of the members of the court had to hold the same rank as the accused.
- A corporal is the first rank in military after one graduates from a private soldier.
- Some young private soldiers involved with drugs through immaturity or impulsive behaviour have been retained, especially when recommended for retention by their CO.
- Neither has agreed to disarm their troops as part of a slow-going nationwide program to demobilize tens of thousands of private soldiers.
- Because my father was a paid member of the first aid post, the government granted my mother a private soldier's widow's pension of £2 a week, not a great sum with which to put three children through school and university.
- In Northern Ireland I saw private soldiers who spent hours in discomfort with unfaltering concentration logging the movements of suspects.
- Although he was frail and nervous in appearance, Tucker's determination can be judged by his enlistment as a private soldier in 1915 after his request to be posted overseas as an army chaplain was refused.
- An analysis of the tax-free ‘benefit’ to a part-time private soldier who has no other income indicates that they are significantly worse off than if they were paid on an equitable basis and taxed.
- Accompanying the major scenes are small vignettes, seen at close quarters, showing how these great events affected English rustics in Wessex, private soldiers, camp followers, and other ordinary people.
- If McBride was a gunner - a private soldier in the Royal Artillery - he possibly came from Newry.
- Contemporary photographs show the makeshift arrangements that the private soldiers had to make.
- Briefly working as a schoolmaster, in 1938 Rivet enlisted as a private soldier before service with the Royal Signals where he eventually rose to the rank of major and undertook service in East Africa.
- Some private soldiers on the way to the Gulf have been told they will receive less than an extra £500-a-year.
- On his release jail in 1915 he enlisted in the Royal Engineers as a private soldier.
- When a bus driver is paid £20,000 a year and a private soldier gets £13,500, who is going to put their life on the line?
- Turning from a woman to a private soldier proved nothing compared with turning back from soldier to ordinary woman.
- Fred was a private soldier who later became a cabbie and died of pneumonia.
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