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brigade [brɪ'geɪd] n stresses
gen.	бригада
mil.	бригада (of workers)
obs.	дружина
publ.util.	команда; отряд
brigade [brɪ'geɪd] v
gen.	придавать бригаде; распределять по группам; формировать бригаду; сводить в бригаду; собирать в бригаду (для атаки или к.-либо действия eugenealper); формировать бригады
fig.	сводить воедино, отождествлять как одно целое (As in, for example, the Supreme Court opinions on freedom of speech: "There comes a time, of course, when speech and action are so closely brigaded that they are really one." "A command is a speech brigaded with action." "Speech is closely brigaded with action when it triggers a fight, as shouting ‘fire' in a crowded theater triggers a riot." eugenealper)
inf.	нападать организованной группой в интернете на человека или группу людей (Марчихин); напасть бригадой в онлайне (Марчихин); травить группой в онлайне (Марчихин)
mil.	придавать бригадам; сводить в бригады; сосредоточивать в бригаде
brigade [brɪ'geɪd] adj.
gen.	бригадный
fire.	пожарная бригада (команда, отряд); пожарная часть
English thesaurus
brigade [brɪ'geɪd] n
mil., logist.	Standing operational structure, made up of one staff and of forces gathered together around a specific skill armour, mechanized, light armour, specialized infantry and airmobile, and designed to set up the hardcore of an operational brigade. In operations, the brigade is the basic combined arms major unit, tasked with contact actions of combat, and relations with the environment and with coordinating the supports within its engagement area. Temporary major unit, the brigade is constituted in the demand around a nucleus key to realize a defined tactical mission. Its strength can vary between 2,000 and 6,000 men, and it can be engaged: 1. either within a ground operational force, under national or multinational command, subordinate to the division or directly to the Force; 2. or as a ground operational force, placed under national command. In any case, the brigade only implements those operational functions deemed necessary for the success of its mission, and it does not have any standing combat service support capabilities. (FRA)

brigade: 850 phrases in 68 subjects

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