Definition of Spetsnaz in English:

Spetsnaz

(also Spetznaz)

noun ˈspɛtsnaz

In Russia and (formerly) the Soviet Union: a highly trained, elite armed force used in top-security international operations.

Origin

1980s; earliest use found in The New York Times. From Russian specnaz (also transliterated spetsnaz) from spec- (in special′nogo, neuter genitive singular of special′nyj special) + naz- (in naznačenija, genitive singular of naznačenie purpose, appointment), shortened from a phrase such as vojska special′nogo naznačenija special purpose forces or otrjad special′nogo naznačenija special purpose detachment.

Definition of Spetsnaz in US English:

Spetsnaz

(also Spetznaz)

nounˈspɛtsnaz

In Russia and (formerly) the Soviet Union: a highly trained, elite armed force used in top-security international operations.

Origin

1980s; earliest use found in The New York Times. From Russian specnaz (also transliterated spetsnaz) from spec- (in special′nogo, neuter genitive singular of special′nyj special) + naz- (in naznačenija, genitive singular of naznačenie purpose, appointment), shortened from a phrase such as vojska special′nogo naznačenija special purpose forces or otrjad special′nogo naznačenija special purpose detachment.

单词	Spetsnaz
释义	Definition of Spetsnaz in English: Spetsnaz (also Spetznaz) noun ˈspɛtsnaz In Russia and (formerly) the Soviet Union: a highly trained, elite armed force used in top-security international operations. Origin 1980s; earliest use found in The New York Times. From Russian specnaz (also transliterated spetsnaz) from spec- (in special′nogo, neuter genitive singular of special′nyj special) + naz- (in naznačenija, genitive singular of naznačenie purpose, appointment), shortened from a phrase such as vojska special′nogo naznačenija special purpose forces or otrjad special′nogo naznačenija special purpose detachment. Definition of Spetsnaz in US English: Spetsnaz (also Spetznaz) nounˈspɛtsnaz In Russia and (formerly) the Soviet Union: a highly trained, elite armed force used in top-security international operations. Origin 1980s; earliest use found in The New York Times. From Russian specnaz (also transliterated spetsnaz) from spec- (in special′nogo, neuter genitive singular of special′nyj special) + naz- (in naznačenija, genitive singular of naznačenie purpose, appointment), shortened from a phrase such as vojska special′nogo naznačenija special purpose forces or otrjad special′nogo naznačenija special purpose detachment.
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