"militia" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

militia sustantivo

sustantivo + militia
Kolokacji: 37
state militia • Virginia militia • Hutu militia • clan militia • Pennsylvania militia • ...
militia + sustantivo
Kolokacji: 37
militia unit • militia group • militia member • militia force • militia leader • militia officer • militia company • ...
militia + verbo
Kolokacji: 28
militia kills • militia fights • militia attacks • militia begins • militia takes • ...
verbo + militia
Kolokacji: 13
militia led • militia known • agree with the militia • militia armed • support militias • ...
(1) lead, support, back, finance
Kolokacji: 4
(3) arm, recruit
Kolokacji: 2
1. militia armed = milicja uzbrojony militia armed
2. militia recruited = milicja rekrutowała militia recruited
  • The cities faced the problem that their armies were militias, recruited from the rural population of their subject territories, but that precisely this rural population had turned against them.
  • As with many yeomanry regiments of the time, it was a relatively inexperienced militia recruited from among shopkeepers and tradesmen.
  • Shia formed student associations and a Shia party, Sunni began to form sectarian militias recruited from Deobandi and Ahl al-Hadith madrasahs.
  • These units consisted of seven Legions of militia recruited initially from Italian colonists, but later included local Africans.
  • Black Loyalists also served in guerrilla units such as the elite Black Brigade, as well as together with British troops and white Loyalist militia recruited in the colonies.
  • The guerrilla group had its origins in a loose militia recruited by Portuguese industrialists to protect their interests during the war of independence.
  • As the recent killings have revealed, Demarest has assembled a private militia, recruited dozens of his former colleagues to use as his personal enforcers and protectors.
  • Most of Lin Hu's officers were former bandits and militia recruited earlier by Lin from the Zhuang areas of Guangdong.
  • He later massacred his own shock troops, the Ikhwan (an irregular militia recruited from the main nomadic tribes), when they became a liability in the late 1920s and early 1930s.
  • The core of the military itself is widely seen as little more than an ethnic militia recruited from President Deby's Zakhawa clan.
(4) form, compose
Kolokacji: 2
adjetivo + militia
Kolokacji: 71
local militia • Shiite militia • armed militia • Lebanese militia • private militia • ...
preposición + militia
Kolokacji: 12
by militias • between militias • of the militia • with the militia • to the militia • ...

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