Chasseur
noun
A soldier who is part of a group of trained hunters or shooters.
He served as a chasseur in the army, taking up strategic positions and shooting enemies.

noun
A kind of French cook that specializes in making fast-cooked dishes with wine, herbs, and mushrooms.
The restaurant hired a new chasseur to enhance the menu with traditional French dishes.

Often appears as...
- appoint a chasseur
- fire the chasseur
noun
A person who serves customers in a hotel or restaurant, especially one who brings food or drink from the kitchen to the customers.
The hotel chasseur swiftly delivered our luggage to our room.

Often appears as...
- call the chasseur
- chasseur arrived
noun
A soldier who is part of a group of trained hunters or shooters.
He served as a chasseur in the army, taking up strategic positions and shooting enemies.

noun
A kind of French cook that specializes in making fast-cooked dishes with wine, herbs, and mushrooms.
The restaurant hired a new chasseur to enhance the menu with traditional French dishes.

Often appears as...
- appoint a chasseur
- fire the chasseur
noun
A person who serves customers in a hotel or restaurant, especially one who brings food or drink from the kitchen to the customers.
The hotel chasseur swiftly delivered our luggage to our room.

Often appears as...
- call the chasseur
- chasseur arrived
Definition 1 of 3

Military Role
Used to describe a specific soldier's role focusing on marksmanship and tactics.

During the skirmish, their chasseurs provided crucial cover.
Historic Use
Originally pertained to light infantry used for reconnaissance and as skirmish troops.

The history book detailed how chasseurs moved stealthily through forests.
French Origin
Remember it has a French origin, stressing its use in relation to French military history.

Our guide in Paris spoke of Napoleon's chasseurs with great respect.
Military Role
Used to describe a specific soldier's role focusing on marksmanship and tactics.

During the skirmish, their chasseurs provided crucial cover.
Historic Use
Originally pertained to light infantry used for reconnaissance and as skirmish troops.

The history book detailed how chasseurs moved stealthily through forests.
French Origin
Remember it has a French origin, stressing its use in relation to French military history.

Our guide in Paris spoke of Napoleon's chasseurs with great respect.
Military Role
Used to describe a specific soldier's role focusing on marksmanship and tactics.

During the skirmish, their chasseurs provided crucial cover.
Historic Use
Originally pertained to light infantry used for reconnaissance and as skirmish troops.

The history book detailed how chasseurs moved stealthily through forests.
French Origin
Remember it has a French origin, stressing its use in relation to French military history.

Our guide in Paris spoke of Napoleon's chasseurs with great respect.
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