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trooper

[ˈtruːpə(r)]

trooper Definition

  • 1a soldier in a cavalry unit
  • 2a state police officer
  • 3a person who is very brave and determined, especially in difficult situations

Using trooper: Examples

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

  • Example

    The troopers rode their horses through the field.

  • Example

    The state trooper pulled over the speeding car.

  • Example

    She's a real trooper for working so hard despite being sick.

  • Example

    He's been a trooper throughout this whole ordeal.

trooper Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for trooper

Idioms Using trooper

  • to do something with great effort and determination, often despite difficult circumstances

    Example

    She fought cancer like a trooper, never once losing her positive attitude.

  • a new or inexperienced soldier

    Example

    The boot troopers were given basic training before being sent to the front lines.

  • to continue doing something despite difficulties or obstacles

    Example

    Even though he was exhausted, he troopered on until the job was done.

Phrases with trooper

  • a member of a Nazi paramilitary force known for its brutal tactics

    Example

    The storm troopers were responsible for many atrocities during World War II.

  • a type of military hat with a wide brim and a flat top

    Example

    The trooper hat was popular among soldiers during the Civil War.

  • a training program for state police officers

    Example

    He graduated from trooper school last year and is now a fully-fledged state trooper.

Origins of trooper

from 'troop', meaning a group of soldiers

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Summary: trooper in Brief

The term 'trooper' [ˈtruːpə(r)] refers to a soldier in a cavalry unit, a state police officer, or a person who is very brave and determined. It can be used in phrases like 'like a trooper,' indicating great effort and determination, and 'trooper on,' meaning to continue despite obstacles. 'Trooper' also extends into idioms like 'boot trooper,' denoting a new or inexperienced soldier.