Troops
Pronunciation: /ˈtruːp/
Troops (noun)
- a group of soldiers working together in the military.
- a group of animals, especially monkeys, living or moving together.
- a group of people, especially children, doing activities together.
Examples
- The troop marched through the forest.
- A troop was stationed near the border.
Common collocations: troop deployment, troop movement, troop carrier, troop of baboons, troop behavior
Troops (verb)
- to walk or move together in a group.
Examples
- The children trooped into the classroom.
- Fans trooped to the stadium for the concert.