αាα្α "αα្αាαិαាα" in English "cadre" αα្αាαិαាα (α) αα្α្αីαឹααាំ α¬ αα្α្αីαα
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េααេααៅα្αុαα្αាα័ααាαួα។ α§αាα αα៍់៖ αα្αាαិαាα α្ααួαα’α់αំ...។ αាα្ααេះα្αើα្αុααα័ααាα αៃααααα្αααិαα។ αាα់α្αែααាα្ααេះαាαα្αើα្αុα αα័αα្αែαα្αα α។ α§αាα αα៍់៖ αាα់αាα’αីααα្αាαិαាαα្αែαα្αα α...។ The word "cadre" [ΛkΙΛdΙ, ΛkΙΛdr(Ι), Λkadri] NOUN 1. a small group of people specially trained for a particular purpose or profession: "a cadre of professional managers" 2. a group of activists in a communist or other revolutionary organization: "he was an activist in the cadre" a member of an activist group: "two young cadres were elected to the politburo" 3. Small group of trained people a small group of trained people who form the basic unit of a military, political, or business organization: I was part of the cadre for a new armored division.