battalion
61battalion — [bə talɪən] noun a large body of troops, forming part of a brigade. Origin C16: from Fr. bataillon, from Ital. battaglione, from battaglia battle , from L. (see battle) …
62battalion — noun (C) a large group of soldiers consisting of several companies (company (9)) …
63battalion — n Often Military. army, troops, forces, garrison, phalanx, Obs. battalia; corps, legion, division, regiment, brigade, squadron, company, platoon, squad, section; detachment, contingent, column, formation, U.S. wing, square; body, group, force,… …
64battalion — bat·tal·ion …
65battalion — [bəˈtæljən] noun [C] a large group of soldiers …
66battalion — bat•tal•ion [[t]bəˈtæl yən[/t]] n. 1) mil a military unit of ground forces comprising a headquarters and two or more companies 2) mil an army in battle array 3) Often, battalions. a large number of persons or things; force: battalions of… …
67battalion — /bəˈtæljən / (say buh talyuhn) noun 1. Military a ground force unit composed of three or more companies or similar units. 2. an army in battle array. 3. (often plural) a large number; force. {French bataillon, from Italian battaglione} …
68battalion — Pakaliona …
69battalion — see providence is always on the side of the big battalions …
70battalion — see BATTLE …