corps
/kɔr/
noun
- A main subdivision of an army, consisting of two or more divisions.
- The army corps moved into position to support the front line.
- Each corps in the army has its own specialized units and support staff.
- The general commanded the entire corps during the military exercise.
- A group of people who work together in a particular profession or activity.
- She joined the diplomatic corps and was assigned to the embassy in Paris.
- The press corps gathered outside the White House for the announcement.
- The medical corps provided emergency care to the disaster victims.
- A body of people with a special function or purpose, such as the Peace Corps or Marine Corps.
- Many young people join the conservation corps to work on environmental projects.
- The Marine Corps is known for its rigorous training and discipline.
- He volunteered for the Peace Corps and taught English in a small village.