Dictionary
Trupp
German → American English
American English
troop
kleine, meist organisierte Gruppe von Personen, besonders im militärischen oder technischen Bereich
Ein Trupp von Feuerwehrleuten rückte zur Einsatzstelle aus.Trupp is often used for a small organized group, especially in military, rescue, or work contexts. For a generic group of people, Gruppe is usually more natural.
Frequently asked questions
What does “Trupp” mean in English?
“Trupp” usually means “troop,” “squad,” or “team,” depending on the context.
Is “Trupp” the same as “Truppe”?
Not exactly. “Trupp” usually refers to a smaller, organized unit, while “Truppe” is broader and can mean troops in general.
How do you use “Trupp” in a sentence?
Example: Ein Trupp von Arbeitern kam am Morgen an. = A team of workers arrived in the morning.
Is “Trupp” formal or informal?
It is neutral to fairly formal, and it is common in military, technical, and organizational contexts.