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A Team

American  

noun

Military.
  1. a unit composed of 12 U.S. Special Forces soldiers.


Example Sentences

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They started with the hammer - theoretically advantageous in allowing a team to control a match - and had a shot in the first end to take three points.

From BBC

"There is a lot of goodwill behind him, there is an enormous challenge, and we have to meet that challenge as a team."

From BBC

We’ve built a team of about 20 people who’ve grown with us, including some who started as assistants and are now producers.

From Los Angeles Times

With a team of technicians and craftspeople, Deverell constructed breathtaking sets, including Victor’s laboratory with giant batteries that required intricate steam and lighting mechanisms.

From Los Angeles Times

The questionnaire written by a team of relationship scientists invites students to rate a series of statements from “strongly disagree” to “strongly agree.”

From The Wall Street Journal