Commando

usgb/kəˈmændəʊ/
noun

A soldier who is trained to do special operations or dangerous missions.

The commando team was sent behind enemy lines for a secret mission.
Visual representation of "commando" - A soldier who is trained to do special operations or dangerous missions.

Often appears as...

  • commando team
  • commando unit
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Military Context

The word 'commando' is mainly used within a military or warfare context.

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He served as a commando in the elite military unit.
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Special Operations

'Commando' refers to soldiers with expert training for high-risk missions, often secretive.

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The commando was prepared for the counter-terrorism operation.
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Strength and Skill

'Commando' suggests a high degree of physical strength, skill, and endurance.

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She trained to meet the rigorous standards of a commando.
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