allied troops
[əˈlaɪd truːps]
nounpl: allied troops (plural form)
tropas aliadas
1. Military forces from two or more nations united in a common cause or military alliance
The allied troops advanced together across the border during the military campaign.
As tropas aliadas avançaram juntas através da fronteira durante a campanha militar.
2. Soldiers from allied nations coordinating their efforts in war or military operations
Allied troops liberated the occupied territory in 1945.
As tropas aliadas libertaram o território ocupado em 1945.
This term is historically significant in both American and Brazilian contexts, particularly regarding World War II when Brazil sided with the Allies. In Brazil, it appears frequently in history textbooks and commemorative events. The phrase carries formal, military connotations and is typically used in historical, diplomatic, or military discussions.
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