Cadre ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Cadre ( noun )

1. A group of people with a specific training or expertise, especially in a political or military context.
2. A small group of people who form the core of a larger organization and provide leadership and direction.
3. A framework or structure within which something operates or develops.

Origin:

From french cadre, meaning "frame, framework".

Examples:

1. The company's management team is a cadre of experienced professionals.
2. The political party had a strong cadre of dedicated activists.
3. The cadre of scientists at the research center were working on cutting-edge technology.
4. The cadre of officers was responsible for training new recruits.
5. The cadre of engineers was responsible for designing and building the bridge.

(As a verb)

Cadre ( verb )

1. A group of people with a specific training or expertise, especially in a political or military context.
2. A small group of people who form the core of a larger organization and provide leadership and direction.
3. A framework or structure within which something operates or develops.

Origin:

From french cadre, meaning "frame, framework".

Examples:

1. The company's management team is a cadre of experienced professionals.
2. The political party had a strong cadre of dedicated activists.
3. The cadre of scientists at the research center were working on cutting-edge technology.
4. The cadre of officers was responsible for training new recruits.
5. The cadre of engineers was responsible for designing and building the bridge.