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cadet

[kuh-det] / kəˈdɛt /
NOUN
military trainee
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We’re in the 32nd century, post-”Burn” timeline established in “Star Trek: Discovery,” among the cadets at the eponymous San Francisco campus, newly rebuilt after “more than 120 years” to train Starfleet officers.

From Los Angeles Times

Similarly, Hunter herself didn’t want to position herself as a mentor on set to Rosta and his colleagues who play the other cadets.

From Los Angeles Times

Carley told police that the naval uniform was issued to him legitimately when he was in the cadets but he had rear admiral rings added by a tailor and he had bought medals online.

From BBC

DS Hunt's son, Adrian Hunt - who was an 18-year-old police cadet at the time of his father's murder - called the matter "bureaucracy gone mad".

From BBC

G was always a little bit of a space cadet.

From Literature