fatigue
noun (ARMY) /fəˈtiːɡ/Definition
fatigues [plural] › specialized a loose, brownish-green uniform worn by soldiers: army fatiguesClothes worn for a particular job or activity › work such as cleaning or cooking, done by soldiers, often as punishment: Get dressed right now or you'll find yourself on fatigues.Military training and ceremonies
(Definition of fatigue noun (ARMY) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- assault course noun
- attention noun (WAY OF STANDING)
- civil defence noun
- drill noun (REGULAR ACTIVITY)
- drill verb (PRACTISE)
- ease noun
- fall in phrasal verb (SOLDIERS)
- garrison verb
- manoeuvre noun (MILITARY OPERATION)
- march verb (WALK)
- national service noun
- parade noun (LINE OF PEOPLE)
- pass out phrasal verb (LEAVE COLLEGE)
- recon noun
- reconnaissance noun
- review verb (MILITARY)
- route march noun
- take the salute idiom
- tattoo noun (MILITARY SHOW)
- the trooping of the colour idiom
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