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military engineer

 

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Noun military engineer has 1 sense
  1. army engineer, military engineer - a member of the military who is trained in engineering and construction work
    --1 is a kind of engineer, applied scientist, technologist
    --1 has particulars: sapper; sapper

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Military Engineer

Definition

A military engineer is a professional who applies engineering principles and techniques to design, construct, and maintain military facilities and infrastructure, as well as develop strategies for defense and combat operations.

Senses and Usages

Sense 1:

As a noun, military engineer refers to an individual who specializes in engineering tasks for the military.

Example sentence: The military engineer was responsible for building and maintaining the bunkers and fortifications.

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Sense 2:

As a noun, military engineer can also refer to the specialized branch of engineering that deals with the construction and planning of military infrastructure.

Example sentence: The military engineering team was called in to construct a temporary bridge across the river.

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Sense 3:

As an adjective, military engineer describes something related to the skills, techniques, or knowledge of a military engineer.

Example sentence: The troops relied on military engineering expertise to dismantle enemy landmines.

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