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establishment [ıˈstæblıʃmənt] N

I . enlist [ınˈlıst] VB trans

ointment [ˈɔıntmənt] N PHARM

allotment [əˈlɒtmənt] N

1. allotment:

enliven [ınˈlaıvən] VB trans

sentiment [ˈsentımənt] N

2. sentiment [常作复数]:

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The recruit was then issued with an identification disk (which was worn around the neck) and a certificate of enlistment ("probatoria").
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Promotion from landsman to ordinary seaman required three years of experience or re-enlistment.
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If they chose the latter they would be rewarded with two months furlough, another enlistment bounty, and a pension on completion of their term.
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Soldiers enlisted either for life, or for a period of twenty-one years, which effectively was a lifelong enlistment.
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Devotion to following a man was admired, while those who seemed enticed by the enlistment bounty warranted the scorn of enlisted men.
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Service women received three points for each year of age at enlistment and a point for each month of service.
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Entry into service is often referred to as enlistment throughout the English-speaking world, even in countries where soldiers do not technically enlist.
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It differs slightly from that of the oath of enlistment that enlisted members recite when they enter the service.
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Applicants can not officially swear their enlistment oath in the recruiting office.
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The chance of plunder being low, there were few enticements to enlistment.
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