Cool MateMeaning of Sarge
An informal term for a sergeant in the military or police.
In simple words: A title for a sergeant, often used informally.
Sarge in a sentence
- Sarge always knew how to motivate the troops.
- The recruits called out to Sarge for guidance during training.
- I have a lot of respect for Sarge; he leads by example.
- After the mission, Sarge debriefed all the soldiers.
- Sarge, could you lend me your gear for the exercise?
How to use Sarge
Used mainly in military or police contexts; can be affectionate or respectful. Not formal; avoid in official writing.
Grammar pattern
standalone noun
Memory hint
Think of a 'sergeant' as a 'sarge' who leads a group.
Related words
Collocations with Sarge
- call Sarge
- listen to Sarge
- talk to Sarge
Synonyms for Sarge
Common mistakes with Sarge
- Used in a non-military context
- Capitalized incorrectly when not used as a title
- Mispronounced as 'sarg' instead of 'sarge'
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Frequently asked questions about Sarge
What does Sarge mean?
A title for a sergeant, often used informally.
What is the definition of Sarge?
An informal term for a sergeant in the military or police.
How do you use Sarge in a sentence?
Sarge always knew how to motivate the troops.
Can you give another example of Sarge?
The recruits called out to Sarge for guidance during training.
What are synonyms for Sarge?
Common alternatives include sergeant, chief, lieutenant.
What words go with Sarge?
It commonly pairs with call Sarge, listen to Sarge, talk to Sarge.
What are common mistakes when using Sarge?
Used in a non-military context Capitalized incorrectly when not used as a title Mispronounced as 'sarg' instead of 'sarge'
How do you pronounce Sarge?
US: //sɑrdʒ//, UK: //sɑːdʒ//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
Is Sarge formal or informal?
"Sarge" is informal, so it fits casual conversation with friends and family.
When should I use Sarge?
Used mainly in military or police contexts; can be affectionate or respectful. Not formal; avoid in official writing.