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"troops" is the Present of the verb troop. View conjugation.

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troop
[truːp]
sustantivo
también:
  • troops -> tropas (f pl) (soldiers)
  • troop carrier -> vehículo (m) para el transporte de tropas
1. grupo (m) batallón (m) (of people)
verbo intransitivo
también:
  • to troop in/out -> entrar/salir con paso cansino

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troop [trup-ka-riar]
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1. Atroparse, juntarse la gente en cuadrilla (n)
sustantivo
2. Juntarse, tumultuarse, agavillarse la gente.
3. Marchar en cuerpo o en orden militar, desfilar (parade).
4. Marchar en compañía de otros muchos.
  • To troop awa -> o off, retirarse en cuerpo o en cuadrillas

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troop [truːp]
noun
1 (Mil) tropa (f); [of cavalry] escuadrón (m);troops tropas (f)
2 (gen) banda (f); grupo (m); (gang) cuadrilla (f); (Teat)
troupe
to come in a troop venir en tropel or en masa
3 (sound)
the steady troop of feet el ruido rítmico de pasos
verb:intransitive
(walk)
to troop in/past/off/out entrar/pasar/marcharse/salir en tropel; entrar/pasar/marcharse/salir atropelladamente
verb:transitive
to troop the colour (Britain) presentar la bandera
modifier
troop carrier (n) (plane, ship) transporte (m) (militar)
troop ship (n) (buque (m) de) transporte (m)
troop train (n) tren (m) militar

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Verb Conjugation for "troop"

Imperative
  • troop
  • you troop
  • he/she troops
  • we troop
  • you troop
  • they troop
Preterite
  • I trooped
  • you trooped
  • he/she trooped
  • we trooped
  • you trooped
  • they trooped
Present Continuous
  • I am trooping
  • you are trooping
  • he/she is trooping
  • we are trooping
  • you are trooping
  • they are trooping
Present Perfect
  • I have trooped
  • you have trooped
  • he/she has trooped
  • we have trooped
  • you have trooped
  • they have trooped
Past Continuous
  • I was trooping
  • you were trooping
  • he/she was trooping
  • we were trooping
  • you were trooping
  • they were trooping
Past Perfect
  • I had trooped
  • you had trooped
  • he/she had trooped
  • we had trooped
  • you had trooped
  • they had trooped
Future
  • I will troop
  • you will troop
  • he/she will troop
  • we will troop
  • you will troop
  • they will troop
Future Perfect
  • I will have trooped
  • you will have trooped
  • he/she will have trooped
  • we will have trooped
  • you will have trooped
  • they will have trooped
Future Continuous
  • I will be trooping
  • you will be trooping
  • he/she will be trooping
  • we will be trooping
  • you will be trooping
  • they will be trooping
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been trooping
  • you have been trooping
  • he/she has been trooping
  • we have been trooping
  • you have been trooping
  • they have been trooping
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been trooping
  • you will have been trooping
  • he/she will have been trooping
  • we will have been trooping
  • you will have been trooping
  • they will have been trooping
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been trooping
  • you had been trooping
  • he/she had been trooping
  • we had been trooping
  • you had been trooping
  • they had been trooping
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