Yeomanry
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What Does Yeomanry Mean?
- 农民军
- 小地主的阶级
- 骑兵部队
Yeomanry Pronunciation
/ˈjoʊmənri/
Yeomanry Definition
noun
Definition
A historical term referring to a class of small landowners in England, or the cavalry units made up of such landowners, especially during the 19th century.
In ZH
一个历史术语，指的是英格兰的小地主阶级或由这些小地主组成的骑兵部队，尤其是在19世纪时。
How to Use Yeomanry in a Sentence
- The yeomanry played a crucial role in local defense during the Napoleonic Wars.
- Many yeomanry units were formed to provide cavalry support in rural areas.
- The proud tradition of the yeomanry is celebrated in various regimental histories.
- In England, the yeomanry were often called upon during times of civil unrest.
- The yeomanry was vital in representing the interests of small landowners.