Definition of veteran in English:

veteran

noun ˈvɛt(ə)r(ə)n

1A person who has had long experience in a particular field.
老手（尤指老兵、老战士）
a veteran of two world wars
经历过两次世界大战的老兵。
as modifier a veteran left-wing MP
Example sentencesExamples
- It will be of little interest to Venice veterans or art historians, who will still prefer the guidebooks.
- This veteran found the experience so outlandish that he could not tell anyone about it.
- The children hear the story of this remarkable joint endeavour as experienced by these three veterans.
- Doherty is an internet veteran after working in the multimedia, design and internet field since 1994.
- The new players have provided tough competition to the veterans in the field.
- Not only was he the leading over 45, but he also beat the best of the over 40s to cross the line as the leading veteran.
- Graham was a veteran member and former chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee.
- Even as the song was being sung, the veteran music director, sat as if in a transport reliving the creation of this song.
- He has become the spine of a team which blends experienced veterans and youth.
- The team is in dire need of an experienced veteran to back him up and hopes to sign one before the regular season.
- An esteemed veteran actor with a penchant for the unpredictable arrived and sat under a painting of fairies in a field.
- Gabrielle told Annie that veterans were very keen to share their experience and that they were all fantastic.
- Then there's another police chief, suspicious of the veteran cop's dubious tactics on the job.
- The field is full of veterans who want to race and aren't afraid of trading a little paint for position.
- A blend of young talent and experienced veterans is a good one to have in today's NFL.
- Now that the veteran is in the master's category he is able to boast having shot his age no less than 27 times.
- Separately, however, they were veterans of the festival experience as solo performers.
- Other senior positions have also been filled by experienced, if hard-headed, veterans of the diplomatic world.
- It will be a good learning experience for the newcomers, and, hopefully, the veterans can help the younger ones.
- Would you like to talk with someone who is a veteran of the Congress experience?
Synonyms
retired soldier
old hand, old-timer, old stager
past master, doyen, authority, master, grandmaster, master hand, expert, virtuoso, maestro
informal pro, ace, hotshot, old warhorse
long-serving, seasoned, mature, old, established
hardened
adept, master, expert, consummate, well versed, well trained, practised, experienced, worldly-wise, qualified, proficient, professional
informal battle-scarred, crack, ace, mean
1. 1.1 An ex-member of the armed forces.
  a Vietnam veteran
  Example sentencesExamples
  US veterans and military justice experts were less willing to jump to judgment.
  He added that some parts of the occupied country were filling up with veterans from the British special forces.
  We all remember the experiences of the veterans we have known in our lives.
  The US secretary of state is a Vietnam veteran who has commanded field units at almost every level.
  On June 25, the museum is calling all former airborne and special forces veterans to come to a special day of events at Elvington.
  They were already veterans, selected for special missions because of their bravery and endurance.
  The description was wholeheartedly endorsed by veterans who served under the Brigadier.
  Scott was shown over the site of the Battle of the Boyne by an old veteran and was delighted by the experience.
  Most veterans are too traumatised or embarrassed to discuss their experiences.
  The 1500 students were joined by war veterans and special commemorative plaque was unveiled.
  Second World War veterans and serving members of the armed forces will march together to commemorate the end of the war in Europe.
  Army veterans who served in World War Two have joined the campaign to save their former regiment.
  But Afghanistan is the sort of experience that can screw up a veteran once he's home.
  This originated in the experience of US veterans in the aftermath of Vietnam.
  He was one of several MPs from all parties who supported those campaigning for a medal for veterans who served in Egypt.
  On Friday he joins up with hundreds of D-Day veterans for a special tribute in France.
  Joining us now with some perspective, three very distinguished military veterans.
  I do, however, have a big problem with people who claim to be military or veterans, but aren't.
  Various agencies serving veterans say they are swamped with phone calls asking for help.
  As part of that, veterans will be visiting schools to talk about their experiences.

Origin

Early 16th century: from French vétéran or Latin veteranus, from vetus 'old'.

Veteran comes via French from Latin vetus ‘old’, also the source of inveterate (Late Middle English) ‘long-standing’. Vet, the abbreviation, is recorded from the mid 19th century. The other kind of vet, also mid 19th-century, is a shortening of veterinary [18th] from Latin veterinarius, from veterinae ‘cattle’.

Definition of veteran in US English:

veteran

noun

1A person who has had long experience in a particular field.
老手（尤指老兵、老战士）
Example sentencesExamples
- A blend of young talent and experienced veterans is a good one to have in today's NFL.
- The children hear the story of this remarkable joint endeavour as experienced by these three veterans.
- Graham was a veteran member and former chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee.
- Gabrielle told Annie that veterans were very keen to share their experience and that they were all fantastic.
- Doherty is an internet veteran after working in the multimedia, design and internet field since 1994.
- Now that the veteran is in the master's category he is able to boast having shot his age no less than 27 times.
- An esteemed veteran actor with a penchant for the unpredictable arrived and sat under a painting of fairies in a field.
- He has become the spine of a team which blends experienced veterans and youth.
- Not only was he the leading over 45, but he also beat the best of the over 40s to cross the line as the leading veteran.
- The team is in dire need of an experienced veteran to back him up and hopes to sign one before the regular season.
- Other senior positions have also been filled by experienced, if hard-headed, veterans of the diplomatic world.
- Would you like to talk with someone who is a veteran of the Congress experience?
- This veteran found the experience so outlandish that he could not tell anyone about it.
- The new players have provided tough competition to the veterans in the field.
- Separately, however, they were veterans of the festival experience as solo performers.
- The field is full of veterans who want to race and aren't afraid of trading a little paint for position.
- Even as the song was being sung, the veteran music director, sat as if in a transport reliving the creation of this song.
- Then there's another police chief, suspicious of the veteran cop's dubious tactics on the job.
- It will be of little interest to Venice veterans or art historians, who will still prefer the guidebooks.
- It will be a good learning experience for the newcomers, and, hopefully, the veterans can help the younger ones.
Synonyms
retired soldier
long-serving, seasoned, mature, old, established
1. 1.1 A person who has served in the military.
  a veteran of two world wars
  经历过两次世界大战的老兵。
  Example sentencesExamples
  They were already veterans, selected for special missions because of their bravery and endurance.
  Various agencies serving veterans say they are swamped with phone calls asking for help.
  He was one of several MPs from all parties who supported those campaigning for a medal for veterans who served in Egypt.
  Joining us now with some perspective, three very distinguished military veterans.
  Second World War veterans and serving members of the armed forces will march together to commemorate the end of the war in Europe.
  The 1500 students were joined by war veterans and special commemorative plaque was unveiled.
  US veterans and military justice experts were less willing to jump to judgment.
  As part of that, veterans will be visiting schools to talk about their experiences.
  I do, however, have a big problem with people who claim to be military or veterans, but aren't.
  Scott was shown over the site of the Battle of the Boyne by an old veteran and was delighted by the experience.
  Army veterans who served in World War Two have joined the campaign to save their former regiment.
  On Friday he joins up with hundreds of D-Day veterans for a special tribute in France.
  We all remember the experiences of the veterans we have known in our lives.
  But Afghanistan is the sort of experience that can screw up a veteran once he's home.
  Most veterans are too traumatised or embarrassed to discuss their experiences.
  This originated in the experience of US veterans in the aftermath of Vietnam.
  He added that some parts of the occupied country were filling up with veterans from the British special forces.
  On June 25, the museum is calling all former airborne and special forces veterans to come to a special day of events at Elvington.
  The US secretary of state is a Vietnam veteran who has commanded field units at almost every level.
  The description was wholeheartedly endorsed by veterans who served under the Brigadier.

Origin

Early 16th century: from French vétéran or Latin veteranus, from vetus ‘old’.

单词	veteran
释义	Definition of veteran in English: veteran noun ˈvɛt(ə)r(ə)n 1A person who has had long experience in a particular field. 老手（尤指老兵、老战士） a veteran of two world wars 经历过两次世界大战的老兵。 as modifier a veteran left-wing MP Example sentencesExamples It will be of little interest to Venice veterans or art historians, who will still prefer the guidebooks. This veteran found the experience so outlandish that he could not tell anyone about it. The children hear the story of this remarkable joint endeavour as experienced by these three veterans. Doherty is an internet veteran after working in the multimedia, design and internet field since 1994. The new players have provided tough competition to the veterans in the field. Not only was he the leading over 45, but he also beat the best of the over 40s to cross the line as the leading veteran. Graham was a veteran member and former chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee. Even as the song was being sung, the veteran music director, sat as if in a transport reliving the creation of this song. He has become the spine of a team which blends experienced veterans and youth. The team is in dire need of an experienced veteran to back him up and hopes to sign one before the regular season. An esteemed veteran actor with a penchant for the unpredictable arrived and sat under a painting of fairies in a field. Gabrielle told Annie that veterans were very keen to share their experience and that they were all fantastic. Then there's another police chief, suspicious of the veteran cop's dubious tactics on the job. The field is full of veterans who want to race and aren't afraid of trading a little paint for position. A blend of young talent and experienced veterans is a good one to have in today's NFL. Now that the veteran is in the master's category he is able to boast having shot his age no less than 27 times. Separately, however, they were veterans of the festival experience as solo performers. Other senior positions have also been filled by experienced, if hard-headed, veterans of the diplomatic world. It will be a good learning experience for the newcomers, and, hopefully, the veterans can help the younger ones. Would you like to talk with someone who is a veteran of the Congress experience? Synonyms retired soldier old hand, old-timer, old stager past master, doyen, authority, master, grandmaster, master hand, expert, virtuoso, maestro informal pro, ace, hotshot, old warhorse long-serving, seasoned, mature, old, established hardened adept, master, expert, consummate, well versed, well trained, practised, experienced, worldly-wise, qualified, proficient, professional informal battle-scarred, crack, ace, mean 1.1 An ex-member of the armed forces. a Vietnam veteran Example sentencesExamples US veterans and military justice experts were less willing to jump to judgment. He added that some parts of the occupied country were filling up with veterans from the British special forces. We all remember the experiences of the veterans we have known in our lives. The US secretary of state is a Vietnam veteran who has commanded field units at almost every level. On June 25, the museum is calling all former airborne and special forces veterans to come to a special day of events at Elvington. They were already veterans, selected for special missions because of their bravery and endurance. The description was wholeheartedly endorsed by veterans who served under the Brigadier. Scott was shown over the site of the Battle of the Boyne by an old veteran and was delighted by the experience. Most veterans are too traumatised or embarrassed to discuss their experiences. The 1500 students were joined by war veterans and special commemorative plaque was unveiled. Second World War veterans and serving members of the armed forces will march together to commemorate the end of the war in Europe. Army veterans who served in World War Two have joined the campaign to save their former regiment. But Afghanistan is the sort of experience that can screw up a veteran once he's home. This originated in the experience of US veterans in the aftermath of Vietnam. He was one of several MPs from all parties who supported those campaigning for a medal for veterans who served in Egypt. On Friday he joins up with hundreds of D-Day veterans for a special tribute in France. Joining us now with some perspective, three very distinguished military veterans. I do, however, have a big problem with people who claim to be military or veterans, but aren't. Various agencies serving veterans say they are swamped with phone calls asking for help. As part of that, veterans will be visiting schools to talk about their experiences. Origin Early 16th century: from French vétéran or Latin veteranus, from vetus 'old'. Veteran comes via French from Latin vetus ‘old’, also the source of inveterate (Late Middle English) ‘long-standing’. Vet, the abbreviation, is recorded from the mid 19th century. The other kind of vet, also mid 19th-century, is a shortening of veterinary [18th] from Latin veterinarius, from veterinae ‘cattle’. Definition of veteran in US English: veteran noun 1A person who has had long experience in a particular field. 老手（尤指老兵、老战士） Example sentencesExamples A blend of young talent and experienced veterans is a good one to have in today's NFL. The children hear the story of this remarkable joint endeavour as experienced by these three veterans. Graham was a veteran member and former chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee. Gabrielle told Annie that veterans were very keen to share their experience and that they were all fantastic. Doherty is an internet veteran after working in the multimedia, design and internet field since 1994. Now that the veteran is in the master's category he is able to boast having shot his age no less than 27 times. An esteemed veteran actor with a penchant for the unpredictable arrived and sat under a painting of fairies in a field. He has become the spine of a team which blends experienced veterans and youth. Not only was he the leading over 45, but he also beat the best of the over 40s to cross the line as the leading veteran. The team is in dire need of an experienced veteran to back him up and hopes to sign one before the regular season. Other senior positions have also been filled by experienced, if hard-headed, veterans of the diplomatic world. Would you like to talk with someone who is a veteran of the Congress experience? This veteran found the experience so outlandish that he could not tell anyone about it. The new players have provided tough competition to the veterans in the field. Separately, however, they were veterans of the festival experience as solo performers. The field is full of veterans who want to race and aren't afraid of trading a little paint for position. Even as the song was being sung, the veteran music director, sat as if in a transport reliving the creation of this song. Then there's another police chief, suspicious of the veteran cop's dubious tactics on the job. It will be of little interest to Venice veterans or art historians, who will still prefer the guidebooks. It will be a good learning experience for the newcomers, and, hopefully, the veterans can help the younger ones. Synonyms retired soldier long-serving, seasoned, mature, old, established 1.1 A person who has served in the military. a veteran of two world wars 经历过两次世界大战的老兵。 Example sentencesExamples They were already veterans, selected for special missions because of their bravery and endurance. Various agencies serving veterans say they are swamped with phone calls asking for help. He was one of several MPs from all parties who supported those campaigning for a medal for veterans who served in Egypt. Joining us now with some perspective, three very distinguished military veterans. Second World War veterans and serving members of the armed forces will march together to commemorate the end of the war in Europe. The 1500 students were joined by war veterans and special commemorative plaque was unveiled. US veterans and military justice experts were less willing to jump to judgment. As part of that, veterans will be visiting schools to talk about their experiences. I do, however, have a big problem with people who claim to be military or veterans, but aren't. Scott was shown over the site of the Battle of the Boyne by an old veteran and was delighted by the experience. Army veterans who served in World War Two have joined the campaign to save their former regiment. On Friday he joins up with hundreds of D-Day veterans for a special tribute in France. We all remember the experiences of the veterans we have known in our lives. But Afghanistan is the sort of experience that can screw up a veteran once he's home. Most veterans are too traumatised or embarrassed to discuss their experiences. This originated in the experience of US veterans in the aftermath of Vietnam. He added that some parts of the occupied country were filling up with veterans from the British special forces. On June 25, the museum is calling all former airborne and special forces veterans to come to a special day of events at Elvington. The US secretary of state is a Vietnam veteran who has commanded field units at almost every level. The description was wholeheartedly endorsed by veterans who served under the Brigadier. Origin Early 16th century: from French vétéran or Latin veteranus, from vetus ‘old’.
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