Definition of evzone in English:

evzone

nounˈɛvzəʊnˈevzōn

A kilted soldier belonging to a select Greek infantry regiment.
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Example sentencesExamples
- His name was often appended to the titles of foreign corps that fought for Britain in the Napoleonic period: amongst them was the Duke of York's Greek Light Infantry which wore the kilt-like fustanella now sported by the evzones.

Origin

Late 19th century: from modern Greek euzōnos, from Greek, 'dressed for exercise' (from eu- 'fine' + zōnē 'belt'), because of their uniform, which includes a fustanella.

Definition of evzone in US English:

evzone

nounˈevzōn

A kilted soldier belonging to a select Greek infantry regiment.
希腊精锐步兵团士兵
Example sentencesExamples
- His name was often appended to the titles of foreign corps that fought for Britain in the Napoleonic period: amongst them was the Duke of York's Greek Light Infantry which wore the kilt-like fustanella now sported by the evzones.

Origin

Late 19th century: from modern Greek euzōnos, from Greek, ‘dressed for exercise’ (from eu- ‘fine’ + zōnē ‘belt’), because of their uniform, which includes a fustanella.

单词	evzone
释义	Definition of evzone in English: evzone nounˈɛvzəʊnˈevzōn A kilted soldier belonging to a select Greek infantry regiment. 希腊精锐步兵团士兵 Example sentencesExamples His name was often appended to the titles of foreign corps that fought for Britain in the Napoleonic period: amongst them was the Duke of York's Greek Light Infantry which wore the kilt-like fustanella now sported by the evzones. Origin Late 19th century: from modern Greek euzōnos, from Greek, 'dressed for exercise' (from eu- 'fine' + zōnē 'belt'), because of their uniform, which includes a fustanella. Definition of evzone in US English: evzone nounˈevzōn A kilted soldier belonging to a select Greek infantry regiment. 希腊精锐步兵团士兵 Example sentencesExamples His name was often appended to the titles of foreign corps that fought for Britain in the Napoleonic period: amongst them was the Duke of York's Greek Light Infantry which wore the kilt-like fustanella now sported by the evzones. Origin Late 19th century: from modern Greek euzōnos, from Greek, ‘dressed for exercise’ (from eu- ‘fine’ + zōnē ‘belt’), because of their uniform, which includes a fustanella.
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