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enlisted

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en·list·ed  (n-lstd)
adj.
Of, relating to, or being a member of a military rank below a commissioned officer or warrant officer.
Translations
enlisted [ɪnˈlɪstɪd] adj (US) (MILITARY) enlisted man → simple soldat m
enlisted woman → femme f soldat
enlisted soldier → simple soldat m


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He had enlisted a party of one hundred and ten men, most of whom had been in the Indian country, and some of whom were experienced hunters and trappers.
But it is evident that this was not Solon's intention, but that it arose from accident; for the people being the cause of the naval victory over the Medes, assumed greatly upon it, and enlisted themselves under factious demagogues, although opposed by the better part of the citizens.
Making his way to Nashville, already occupied by the Army of General Buell, he enlisted in the first organization that he found, a Kentucky regiment of cavalry, and in due time passed through all the stages of military evolution from raw recruit to experienced trooper.
 
 
 
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