| 释义 |
ref·or·ma·do
\ˌrefə(r)ˈmä(ˌ)dō, -mā(-\ noun
(plural reformados or reformadoes)
Etymology: Spanish, from reformado, past participle of reformar to reform, reorganize, from Latin reformare to reform
1.
a. : an officer deprived of command by the reorganization or disbandment of his troops but retaining rank and receiving full or half pay
b. : a volunteer serving without a commission but with an officer's rank
2. obsolete : a reformed person
3. obsolete : a supporter of reform |