English to Maori Meaning of troop - ope


Troop :
ope

ope, hōia, kamupene, hoia, wiki, hipi, wiwi, mano, iino, ropu, kau, rere, parirau, tāupe, kaha

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Definitions of troop in English
Noun(1) a group of soldiers(2) a cavalry unit corresponding to an infantry company(3) a unit of Girl or Boy Scouts(4) an orderly crowd
Verb(1) march in a procession(2) move or march as if in a crowd
Examples of troop in English
(1) Clad in a black hat and green gaiters, the Bishop was just another hiker with a troop of friends.(2) A troop of seven boars runs single-file across the hill.(3) troop withdrawals(4) He and a troop of almost 70 others fan out over the rugged countryside, tracking every child and adult, immunizing them and providing health education.(5) I am taking a keen interest in bird watching and feeding a troop of greedy sparrows who are devouring everything I put out there.(6) My Girl Scout troop leader once said that raising boys was easier than raising girls because you could let them run and climb trees without worrying that they'd hurt themselves.(7) Her problem is solved when the local Boy Scout troop buys all the excess cards.(8) Just as my friend and I were admiring a youth and his horse swimming in the river, a very large man with a troop of youths and a pair of young coloured horses appeared.(9) Japanese macaque studies began in 1948 when scientists visiting the southern Japanese island of Koshima, encountered a troop of wild monkeys.(10) Dennis is himself an assistant scoutmaster whose troop has vowed to defy the ban.(11) In fact, the main purpose of last night's meeting seemed to be about recruiting mothers to be troop leaders and forming new troops for these interested girls.(12) The effects on the enemy were devastating and the cavalry troop broke contact and repositioned in good order.(13) Between September and April, a troop of highway workers are placed on 24-hour call-out to man the gritters.(14) A tall, spare man with long grey hair was leading a troop of village children between the ages of three and eight, most of them barefooted, up a hill where they played and sang.(15) Back at camp, we found that a troop of monkeys had discovered the tomatoes - and trashed the place.(16) The cavalry troop headquarters would include requisite maintenance, command and control, and liaison capabilities.
Related Phrases of troop
Synonyms
Noun
2. armed forces ::
ope patu
5. infantry ::
hōia
9. the services ::
nga ratonga
10. the army ::
te ope
11. the military ::
te hōia
Verb
12. walk ::
haere
13. march ::
haere
14. file ::
kōnae
15. proceed ::
puta
16. flock ::
hipi
17. crowd ::
mano
18. throng ::
ropu
19. stream ::
awa
20. swarm ::
pokai
21. surge ::
puhake
22. spill ::
maringi
Different Forms
troop, trooped, trooper, troopers, trooping, troops, troopship, troopships
Word Example from TV Shows
...to ostracize ill-mannered
members of the troop.

...to ostracize ill-mannered members of the TROOP.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 19

I couldn't really discuss
troop movements with you.

I couldn't really discuss TROOP movements with you.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 6

Hound, form a welcome party
for any Baratheon troop

Hound, form a welcome party for any Baratheon TROOP

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 9

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