Definition of foot soldier in English:

foot soldier

noun

1A soldier who fights on foot.
步兵
Example sentencesExamples
- One of our loading screen quotes states that the average infantryman saw 240 days of combat a year compared to 10 days for a foot soldier in the South Pacific during World War II.
- That's not how things looked at the time, she says forcefully, for example to a foot soldier in North America during the Seven Years War or a working-class girl living in a series of military camps in India a few years later.
- Telling the truth often requires as much courage as that of the foot soldier, the police officer, the firefighter.
- If the application was for, say, a foot soldier in the army, a full health assessment was crucial.
- He joined up at the age of 17 and became a foot soldier in a war which claimed more than 750,000 British lives - most of them his fellow infantrymen.
- Following the catastrophe, the tired foot soldier, virtually alone among his peers, sought to defend the court-martialed generals of the ill-fated campaign.
- Essentially, you become both the foot soldier as well as the commander.
- And the problem is, in a war like this, a foot soldier's war, it's a weapon of choice by the bad guys.
- Eventually, when my brother was old enough, he became a foot soldier in the army.
- Your foot soldiers, the guys in the foxholes and the trenches, they're getting it done.
- It does not matter if you're a foot soldier or a commander - the rule applies to all.
- Swords were commonly used by foot soldiers.
- A chain of command linking a leader with a foot soldier is called a maximal chain in the ordered set.
- When zipping through the military themed course you have to contend with a trigger-happy foot soldier holding a machine gun.
- Once again, Western nations who seek a stable international order are faced with the task of putting foot soldiers into the field to preserve the interests of liberal democracy.
- A foot soldier in the army would surely have died halfway through the fight, if not sooner.
- From a common foot soldier he rose to become one of the most honored military men of his time, the only seventeenth-century commander to receive the coveted title of marechal-general.
- But equally they are producing a heroic fairytale; and their protagonist is more than just a foot soldier in the army of a famous knight.
- Reform-minded officers concede that foot soldiers, local or imported, took sides, transforming a communal melee of machetes and spears into a sustained carnage of guns and grenades.
- The short article tried to relay this opinion: for the individual infantry foot soldier, duty in Iraq, 2004 is risky… almost as risky as duty in Vietnam, 1966.
Synonyms
private soldier, common soldier
1. 1.1 A person who carries out important work but does not have a role of authority in an organization or field.
  担当重任的普通工作者
  programmers are the foot soldiers of the computer revolution
  程序员在计算机革命中虽不起眼却非常重要。
  Example sentencesExamples
  First, he remains a loyal foot soldier for the administration by acknowledging that the president sets policy.
  It is time that society begins to cast shame upon the foot soldiers of the drug war.
  Clothing brands popular among the minority youth who are the foot soldiers of drug dealing organizations are the sources of many of the names and images employed.
  Still, gun-control foot soldiers in organized medicine churn out articles for relatively obscure scientific journals.
  The mechanical properties of the neutrophil are closely related to its function as the primary foot soldier of the immune system.
  They are the foot soldiers of pharmaceutical companies.
  These were the foot soldiers of freedom.
  Gada Mohammad is a resolute foot soldier in Afghanistan's battle against polio, tramping up remote mountains to search out children and give them their pink vaccine drops.
  But you don't have to look too hard to find that some of God's foot soldiers see their role a little differently.
  Become a foot soldier: enlist now in the fight against breast cancer.
  What's more striking than the staggering numbers of foot soldiers tapping on doors, delivering voters to the polls and making phone call after phone call is the intensity of those involved.
  One is a recently published book about a figure that Srinivasan describes as a foot soldier in the Civil Rights Movement.
  And he was a foot soldier in the Reagan revolution, which was aimed at combating that.
  A foot soldier in the ideological wars relates what went wrong with neoconservatism.
  But the foot soldiers of computer security work differently: They scramble to build virtual walls that can blunt the impact of attacks.
  And what better a way to prove your worth than to be a foot soldier in the war on the evils of the U word.

Definition of foot soldier in US English:

foot soldier

nounˈfo͝ot ˈˌsōljərˈfʊt ˈˌsoʊldʒər

1A soldier who fights on foot; an infantryman.
步兵
Example sentencesExamples
- A chain of command linking a leader with a foot soldier is called a maximal chain in the ordered set.
- Your foot soldiers, the guys in the foxholes and the trenches, they're getting it done.
- It does not matter if you're a foot soldier or a commander - the rule applies to all.
- Reform-minded officers concede that foot soldiers, local or imported, took sides, transforming a communal melee of machetes and spears into a sustained carnage of guns and grenades.
- One of our loading screen quotes states that the average infantryman saw 240 days of combat a year compared to 10 days for a foot soldier in the South Pacific during World War II.
- But equally they are producing a heroic fairytale; and their protagonist is more than just a foot soldier in the army of a famous knight.
- Following the catastrophe, the tired foot soldier, virtually alone among his peers, sought to defend the court-martialed generals of the ill-fated campaign.
- Eventually, when my brother was old enough, he became a foot soldier in the army.
- From a common foot soldier he rose to become one of the most honored military men of his time, the only seventeenth-century commander to receive the coveted title of marechal-general.
- The short article tried to relay this opinion: for the individual infantry foot soldier, duty in Iraq, 2004 is risky… almost as risky as duty in Vietnam, 1966.
- Once again, Western nations who seek a stable international order are faced with the task of putting foot soldiers into the field to preserve the interests of liberal democracy.
- If the application was for, say, a foot soldier in the army, a full health assessment was crucial.
- When zipping through the military themed course you have to contend with a trigger-happy foot soldier holding a machine gun.
- Telling the truth often requires as much courage as that of the foot soldier, the police officer, the firefighter.
- Essentially, you become both the foot soldier as well as the commander.
- Swords were commonly used by foot soldiers.
- And the problem is, in a war like this, a foot soldier's war, it's a weapon of choice by the bad guys.
- A foot soldier in the army would surely have died halfway through the fight, if not sooner.
- That's not how things looked at the time, she says forcefully, for example to a foot soldier in North America during the Seven Years War or a working-class girl living in a series of military camps in India a few years later.
- He joined up at the age of 17 and became a foot soldier in a war which claimed more than 750,000 British lives - most of them his fellow infantrymen.
Synonyms
private soldier, common soldier
1. 1.1 A person who carries out important work but does not have a role of authority in an organization or field.
  担当重任的普通工作者
  programmers are the foot soldiers of the computer revolution
  程序员在计算机革命中虽不起眼却非常重要。
  Example sentencesExamples
  And he was a foot soldier in the Reagan revolution, which was aimed at combating that.
  Become a foot soldier: enlist now in the fight against breast cancer.
  First, he remains a loyal foot soldier for the administration by acknowledging that the president sets policy.
  Clothing brands popular among the minority youth who are the foot soldiers of drug dealing organizations are the sources of many of the names and images employed.
  Still, gun-control foot soldiers in organized medicine churn out articles for relatively obscure scientific journals.
  They are the foot soldiers of pharmaceutical companies.
  But you don't have to look too hard to find that some of God's foot soldiers see their role a little differently.
  These were the foot soldiers of freedom.
  But the foot soldiers of computer security work differently: They scramble to build virtual walls that can blunt the impact of attacks.
  A foot soldier in the ideological wars relates what went wrong with neoconservatism.
  And what better a way to prove your worth than to be a foot soldier in the war on the evils of the U word.
  Gada Mohammad is a resolute foot soldier in Afghanistan's battle against polio, tramping up remote mountains to search out children and give them their pink vaccine drops.
  One is a recently published book about a figure that Srinivasan describes as a foot soldier in the Civil Rights Movement.
  It is time that society begins to cast shame upon the foot soldiers of the drug war.
  The mechanical properties of the neutrophil are closely related to its function as the primary foot soldier of the immune system.
  What's more striking than the staggering numbers of foot soldiers tapping on doors, delivering voters to the polls and making phone call after phone call is the intensity of those involved.

词汇	foot soldier
释义	Definition of foot soldier in English: foot soldier noun 1A soldier who fights on foot. 步兵 Example sentencesExamples One of our loading screen quotes states that the average infantryman saw 240 days of combat a year compared to 10 days for a foot soldier in the South Pacific during World War II. That's not how things looked at the time, she says forcefully, for example to a foot soldier in North America during the Seven Years War or a working-class girl living in a series of military camps in India a few years later. Telling the truth often requires as much courage as that of the foot soldier, the police officer, the firefighter. If the application was for, say, a foot soldier in the army, a full health assessment was crucial. He joined up at the age of 17 and became a foot soldier in a war which claimed more than 750,000 British lives - most of them his fellow infantrymen. Following the catastrophe, the tired foot soldier, virtually alone among his peers, sought to defend the court-martialed generals of the ill-fated campaign. Essentially, you become both the foot soldier as well as the commander. And the problem is, in a war like this, a foot soldier's war, it's a weapon of choice by the bad guys. Eventually, when my brother was old enough, he became a foot soldier in the army. Your foot soldiers, the guys in the foxholes and the trenches, they're getting it done. It does not matter if you're a foot soldier or a commander - the rule applies to all. Swords were commonly used by foot soldiers. A chain of command linking a leader with a foot soldier is called a maximal chain in the ordered set. When zipping through the military themed course you have to contend with a trigger-happy foot soldier holding a machine gun. Once again, Western nations who seek a stable international order are faced with the task of putting foot soldiers into the field to preserve the interests of liberal democracy. A foot soldier in the army would surely have died halfway through the fight, if not sooner. From a common foot soldier he rose to become one of the most honored military men of his time, the only seventeenth-century commander to receive the coveted title of marechal-general. But equally they are producing a heroic fairytale; and their protagonist is more than just a foot soldier in the army of a famous knight. Reform-minded officers concede that foot soldiers, local or imported, took sides, transforming a communal melee of machetes and spears into a sustained carnage of guns and grenades. The short article tried to relay this opinion: for the individual infantry foot soldier, duty in Iraq, 2004 is risky… almost as risky as duty in Vietnam, 1966. Synonyms private soldier, common soldier 1.1 A person who carries out important work but does not have a role of authority in an organization or field. 担当重任的普通工作者 programmers are the foot soldiers of the computer revolution 程序员在计算机革命中虽不起眼却非常重要。 Example sentencesExamples First, he remains a loyal foot soldier for the administration by acknowledging that the president sets policy. It is time that society begins to cast shame upon the foot soldiers of the drug war. Clothing brands popular among the minority youth who are the foot soldiers of drug dealing organizations are the sources of many of the names and images employed. Still, gun-control foot soldiers in organized medicine churn out articles for relatively obscure scientific journals. The mechanical properties of the neutrophil are closely related to its function as the primary foot soldier of the immune system. They are the foot soldiers of pharmaceutical companies. These were the foot soldiers of freedom. Gada Mohammad is a resolute foot soldier in Afghanistan's battle against polio, tramping up remote mountains to search out children and give them their pink vaccine drops. But you don't have to look too hard to find that some of God's foot soldiers see their role a little differently. Become a foot soldier: enlist now in the fight against breast cancer. What's more striking than the staggering numbers of foot soldiers tapping on doors, delivering voters to the polls and making phone call after phone call is the intensity of those involved. One is a recently published book about a figure that Srinivasan describes as a foot soldier in the Civil Rights Movement. And he was a foot soldier in the Reagan revolution, which was aimed at combating that. A foot soldier in the ideological wars relates what went wrong with neoconservatism. But the foot soldiers of computer security work differently: They scramble to build virtual walls that can blunt the impact of attacks. And what better a way to prove your worth than to be a foot soldier in the war on the evils of the U word. Definition of foot soldier in US English: foot soldier nounˈfo͝ot ˈˌsōljərˈfʊt ˈˌsoʊldʒər 1A soldier who fights on foot; an infantryman. 步兵 Example sentencesExamples A chain of command linking a leader with a foot soldier is called a maximal chain in the ordered set. Your foot soldiers, the guys in the foxholes and the trenches, they're getting it done. It does not matter if you're a foot soldier or a commander - the rule applies to all. Reform-minded officers concede that foot soldiers, local or imported, took sides, transforming a communal melee of machetes and spears into a sustained carnage of guns and grenades. One of our loading screen quotes states that the average infantryman saw 240 days of combat a year compared to 10 days for a foot soldier in the South Pacific during World War II. But equally they are producing a heroic fairytale; and their protagonist is more than just a foot soldier in the army of a famous knight. Following the catastrophe, the tired foot soldier, virtually alone among his peers, sought to defend the court-martialed generals of the ill-fated campaign. Eventually, when my brother was old enough, he became a foot soldier in the army. From a common foot soldier he rose to become one of the most honored military men of his time, the only seventeenth-century commander to receive the coveted title of marechal-general. The short article tried to relay this opinion: for the individual infantry foot soldier, duty in Iraq, 2004 is risky… almost as risky as duty in Vietnam, 1966. Once again, Western nations who seek a stable international order are faced with the task of putting foot soldiers into the field to preserve the interests of liberal democracy. If the application was for, say, a foot soldier in the army, a full health assessment was crucial. When zipping through the military themed course you have to contend with a trigger-happy foot soldier holding a machine gun. Telling the truth often requires as much courage as that of the foot soldier, the police officer, the firefighter. Essentially, you become both the foot soldier as well as the commander. Swords were commonly used by foot soldiers. And the problem is, in a war like this, a foot soldier's war, it's a weapon of choice by the bad guys. A foot soldier in the army would surely have died halfway through the fight, if not sooner. That's not how things looked at the time, she says forcefully, for example to a foot soldier in North America during the Seven Years War or a working-class girl living in a series of military camps in India a few years later. He joined up at the age of 17 and became a foot soldier in a war which claimed more than 750,000 British lives - most of them his fellow infantrymen. Synonyms private soldier, common soldier 1.1 A person who carries out important work but does not have a role of authority in an organization or field. 担当重任的普通工作者 programmers are the foot soldiers of the computer revolution 程序员在计算机革命中虽不起眼却非常重要。 Example sentencesExamples And he was a foot soldier in the Reagan revolution, which was aimed at combating that. Become a foot soldier: enlist now in the fight against breast cancer. First, he remains a loyal foot soldier for the administration by acknowledging that the president sets policy. Clothing brands popular among the minority youth who are the foot soldiers of drug dealing organizations are the sources of many of the names and images employed. Still, gun-control foot soldiers in organized medicine churn out articles for relatively obscure scientific journals. They are the foot soldiers of pharmaceutical companies. But you don't have to look too hard to find that some of God's foot soldiers see their role a little differently. These were the foot soldiers of freedom. But the foot soldiers of computer security work differently: They scramble to build virtual walls that can blunt the impact of attacks. A foot soldier in the ideological wars relates what went wrong with neoconservatism. And what better a way to prove your worth than to be a foot soldier in the war on the evils of the U word. Gada Mohammad is a resolute foot soldier in Afghanistan's battle against polio, tramping up remote mountains to search out children and give them their pink vaccine drops. One is a recently published book about a figure that Srinivasan describes as a foot soldier in the Civil Rights Movement. It is time that society begins to cast shame upon the foot soldiers of the drug war. The mechanical properties of the neutrophil are closely related to its function as the primary foot soldier of the immune system. What's more striking than the staggering numbers of foot soldiers tapping on doors, delivering voters to the polls and making phone call after phone call is the intensity of those involved.
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