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squad

Meaning in simple English

US /skwɑd/ · UK /skwɒd/

squad means: A group of people working together for a particular purpose, especially in sports, the army, or the police.

noun

ORGANIZED GROUPB1

A group of people working together for a particular purpose, especially in sports, the army, or the police.

  • She joined the rescue squad.
  • The coach named his squad yesterday.
  • Two squads searched the area.

Similar words: team, unit, group

Common phrases: football squad, rescue squad, police squad

verb

WORK IN GROUPC2

To act as a member of an organized group or represent that group.

  • We squad together on patrol.
  • The volunteers squadded for the evening shift.
  • Which members will squad on Monday?

Common phrases: squad together, squad on patrol

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