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troop

Ngoại động từNội động từ[C/U] Cả hai
Số nhiều: troopsQuá khứ: troopedPhân từ 2: troopedV-ing: trooping

The word carries a strong sense of collective movement and organized hierarchy. When used in a military sense, it evokes discipline, uniformity, and strength in numbers. It suggests a cohesive unit where individuals act as a single entity under command. In a more casual or civilian context, it often describes a slightly clumsy or slow-moving crowd. This creates a subtle shift from the rigidity of a military unit to the rambling nature of a family or a school group, though the core image of a gathered mass remains.

Countable when referring to a specific organized unit like a scout troop. Uncountable when referring to the general mass of soldiers as a collective force.

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Danh từ
[something]

A group of soldiers or police officers organized for a specific purpose.

"The army sent a troop of cavalry to the border."

Danh từ
[something]

A local unit of a scouting organization.

"The Boy Scout troop meets every Tuesday evening."

Ngoại động từ
[someone][something]

To move in a group, often in a slow or disorganized manner.

"The children trooped into the classroom after recess."

Nội động từ
[someone]

To walk or march together as a group.

"The tourists trooped along the narrow cobblestone street."

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