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trooper
[troo-per]
noun
a mounted police officer; a police officer on horseback.
a soldier in a cavalry that uses horses.
null trouper a persevering, dependable person who works hard or who bravely endures adversity.
He's a real trooper, even when the going gets tough.
a cavalry horse.
Chiefly British.a troopship.
trooper
/ ˈٰːə /
noun
a soldier in a cavalry regiment
a mounted policeman
a state policeman
a cavalry horse
informala troopship
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
Abrego Garcia was pulled over for speeding with eight other passengers and told troopers they were doing construction work in Missouri.
During a morning briefing, Patel highlighted a few specific defendants — including a state trooper from Minneapolis, an undocumented immigrant arrested in Norfolk, Va., and a former Washington, D.C., police officer, the Washington Post reported.
He’s also enlisted local police, state troopers and private security for the events.
In his 20 years of doing business there, Subhan said he had never faced any public threat - not even after the 2019 terror attack in Pulwama district, which killed 40 paramilitary police troopers.
Clifford had been a trooper in The Queen's Dragoon Guards, but left the Army after two years in 2022, without seeing active service.
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