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Origin of cadre
Example sentences from the Web for cadre
On our way to work every day, the cadres stood by with a bamboo cane in their hand.
No one dared to resist even when the cadres knocked down our walls to make fertilizer… The cadres were so fearsome.
So could Putin turn inside, Stalin-like, and find imaginary Trotskyist cells among his own cadres to purge?
Saudi al Qaeda cadres remain in the kingdom and next door in Yemen.
So his siloviki [former KGB cadres] might choose to suppress the opposition.
I have already mentioned the cadres of commissioned officers.The Russian Turmoil|Anton Ivanovich Denikin
These lists were now broken up and cadres of regiments formed.
What he meant was to assemble the upper "cadres" to take charge of the organization of the masses for the great migration.The Jewish State|Theodor Herzl
Simply because they were wanting in cadres, in method, in organizers.History of the Commune of 1871|P. Lissagary
The second reserve, or "Zapas," consists of "cadres" for instruction, organized in time of war.Afghanistan and the Anglo-Russian Dispute|Theo. F. Rodenbough
British Dictionary definitions for cadre
Word Origin for cadre
Cultural definitions for cadre
An elite or select group that forms the core of an organization and is capable of training new members.