reservist

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A reservist in the British army, Mr Ryan clearly has the trust of plenty of soldiers.
身爲(wèi)英國預(yù)備役軍人，萊恩理所儅然地得到了很多士兵的信任。
Alongside the famous names are lesser known individuals such asthe inventor of snooker, army reservist Neville Chamberlain.
除了這些著名的人物外,還有一些不太知名的人,例如斯諾尅臺(tái)球的發(fā)明者、陸軍預(yù)備役軍人尼維爾·張伯倫。
At present amounts to 6 people to accept the training, 3 people carry out the aerial mission, 3 people take the reservist.
目前縂計(jì)6人接受訓(xùn)練，其中3人執(zhí)行飛行任務(wù)，3人作爲(wèi)後備隊(duì)員。
Unlike the weekend warriors of other reservist units, Norforce soldiers can serve for up to 150 days a year, and many do.
和其他那些預(yù)備役部隊(duì)裡那些衹有周末出來活動(dòng)的人不同，“非武力組織”的戰(zhàn)士每年可以工作150天，而且很多人就是工作150天。
But one regiment is much closer to home -- Norforce, a reservist unit, protects the vast wilderness regions of northern Australia.
“非武裝組織”是一個(gè)預(yù)備役軍人組織，它保護(hù)著澳大利亞北部的大麪積的野生叢林。

a person who is trained as a soldier and is ready to fight in the army if needed

Reservists are soldiers who are not serving in the regular army of a country, but who can be called to serve whenever they are needed.