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squad

[skwäd]

squad Definition

  • 1a small group of people trained to work together as a unit
  • 2a sports team or a group of players from which a team is chosen

Using squad: Examples

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

  • Example

    The police squad arrived at the scene of the crime.

  • Example

    She made the varsity squad in her freshman year.

  • Example

    The cheerleading squad practiced their routine for hours.

  • Example

    The special forces squad was sent on a mission to rescue hostages.

squad Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for squad

Phrases with squad

  • a police car used by a patrol officer

    Example

    The squad car chased after the speeding vehicle.

  • squad goals

    a term used to describe a group of friends who have similar aspirations or goals

    Example

    Their vacation photos are giving me major squad goals!

  • a group of individuals, typically in a military or law enforcement context, who are expected to undertake dangerous or suicidal missions

    Example

    The suicide squad was sent on a mission to infiltrate the enemy's stronghold.

Origins of squad

from Italian 'squadrare', meaning 'to square'

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Summary: squad in Brief

The term 'squad' [skwäd] refers to a small group of people trained to work together as a unit, such as a police squad or a special forces squad. It can also refer to a sports team or a group of players from which a team is chosen, like a cheerleading squad or a varsity squad. Phrases like 'squad car' and 'suicide squad' extend its usage.

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