German NOUN B2 Rank 10457

die Schar

crowd / flock

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Schar vs Truppe

troop / troupe

In modern usage, Truppe is a common general term for a military unit. Schar can also mean an armed group, but in this sense it sounds historical and less like a technical military term. Truppe is therefore usually appropriate for present-day soldiers, while Schar is more suitable for a historical portrayal.

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Schar

In der alten Geschichte zog eine bewaffnete Schar durch das Land.

In the old story, an armed band moved through the land.

Truppe

Die Truppe kehrte nach dem Einsatz am Abend in das Lager zurück.

The troops returned to the camp in the evening after the mission.

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