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conscript

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English

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Etymology 1

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FromLatincōnscriptus, perfect passive participle ofcōnscrībō(“write together; enroll”).

Pronunciation

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(noun, adjective):
- (Received Pronunciation)IPA^(key): /ˈkɒnskɹɪpt/,enPR:kŏn'skrĭpt
- (US)IPA^(key): /ˈkɑnskɹɪpt/,enPR:kän'skrĭpt
- Audio(US);“conscript”(noun): (file)
(verb):
- enPR:kən'skrĭpt,IPA^(key): /kənˈskɹɪpt/
- Audio(US);“conscript”(verb): (file)
- Rhymes:-ɪpt

Noun

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conscript (pluralconscripts)

One who iscompulsorily enrolled, often into amilitary service; adraftee.
The soldier was aconscript.

Translations

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draftee

Arabic:مُجَنَّد m(mujannad)
Armenian:զորակոչիկ (hy)(zorakočʻik)
Azerbaijani:çağırışçı
Belarusian:прызыўні́к m(pryzywník),рэ́крут m(rékrut)
Bulgarian:на́борник m(nábornik)
Chinese:
Mandarin:義務兵 /义务兵(yìwùbīng)
Czech:branec (cs) m
Dutch:dienstplichtige (nl)
Esperanto:konskripto
Estonian:ajateenija,kutsealune
Finnish:asevelvollinen (fi),varusmies (fi),värvätty (fi)
French:conscrit (fr),appelé (fr)
German:Wehrpflichtiger (de)
Hungarian:please add this translation if you can
Interlingua:conscripto
Italian:coscritto (it) m,soldato di leva
Japanese:徴募兵(ちょうぼへい, chōbohei)
Korean:징집병(徵集兵)(jingjipbyeong)
Latvian:iesaucamais m
Lithuanian:šauktinis m
Luxembourgish:Zwangsrekrutéierten m
Manx:co-screeuagh m,egintagh m
Persian:سرباز وظیفه(sarbâz-e vazife)
Polish:poborowy (pl) m,rekrut (pl) m,rekrutka (pl) f
Portuguese:conscrito (pt) m,alistado (pt) m
Romanian:recrut (ro) m
Russian:призывни́к (ru) m(prizyvník),ре́крут (ru) m(rékrut)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic:рѐгрӯт m,но̀ва̄к m
Roman:règrūt (sh) m,nòvāk (sh) m
Slovak:branec (sk) m
Slovene:nabornik m
Spanish:conscripto (es) m,recluta (es) m,colimba m(River Plate),quinto (es) m,caloyo m
Swedish:värnpliktig (sv)
Turkish:please add this translation if you can
Ukrainian:призо́вник (uk) m(pryzóvnyk),призовни́к (uk) m(pryzovnýk),ре́крут m(rékrut),строкови́к m(strokovýk)
Vietnamese:please add this translation if you can
Yiddish:פּריזיווניק m(prizivnik)

Adjective

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conscript (notcomparable)

Drafted into a military service or similar.
Enrolled; written; registered.

Translations

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drafted

Chinese:
Mandarin:被徵召的 /被征召的(bèizhēngzhāode)
Dutch:dienstplichtig (nl)
Finnish:asevelvollinen (fi),värvätty (fi)
German:verpflichtet (de),einberufen (de)
Manx:egintagh
Polish:poborowy (pl)
Portuguese:conscrito (pt),alistado (pt)
Russian:мобилизо́ванный (ru)(mobilizóvannyj)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic:регрутиран,мобилизиран,уновачен
Roman:regrutiran,mobiliziran,unovačen
Slovene:naboren
Spanish:reclutado (es),enrolado (es),alistado (es),conscripto (es) m

Verb

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conscript (third-person singular simple presentconscripts,present participleconscripting,simple past and past participleconscripted)

(transitive) Toenroll compulsorily; todraft; toinduct.
Synonyms:draft,induct
- 1996 March 15,Jonathan Mirsky, “Taiwan President visits islanders to bolster morale”, inThe Times‎^[1], number65,528,→ISSN,→OCLC, Overseas News,page15, column 3:
  Other rich families are being accused of sending their sons abroad before they can beconscripted. Every Taiwanese man must spend three years in the army and another 20 in the reserves.