scout troop
/ˈskaʊt ˌtruːp/
noun
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An organized local group of Scouts who meet and take part in activities such as camping, learning practical skills, and community service.
B1countable
- "My daughter joined a scout troop near our home."A2
- "The scout troop meets every Thursday evening at the community hall."B1
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The members of a scout troop considered as a group, especially when taking part in activities together.
B2countable, often with singular or plural verb
- "The whole scout troop went camping in the mountains last weekend."B2