paratrooper

[ˈpærətruːpə(r)]

paratrooper Definition

a member of a unit of soldiers trained to parachute from airplanes.

Using paratrooper: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "paratrooper" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The paratroopers landed behind enemy lines.

  • Example

    He joined the army and became a paratrooper.

  • Example

    The paratroopers were deployed to secure the area.

paratrooper Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for paratrooper

Phrases with paratrooper

  • a badge worn by paratroopers to signify that they have completed the required training and have made at least one successful parachute jump

    Example

    He proudly wore his paratrooper wings on his uniform.

  • the act of deploying paratroopers from an aircraft by parachute

    Example

    The paratrooper drop was successful, with all soldiers landing safely.

  • a military unit composed of paratroopers

    Example

    The paratrooper unit was sent to provide support for ground troops.

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Summary: paratrooper in Brief

A 'paratrooper' [ˈpærətruːpə(r)] is a soldier who is trained to parachute from airplanes. They are often deployed behind enemy lines or to secure areas. 'Paratrooper wings' are a badge worn by those who have completed the required training and made at least one successful jump.