Definition of C rations in English:

C rations

plural noun

North American

A type of tinned food formerly used by American soldiers.
Example sentencesExamples
- On the frontlines, soldiers were eating K rations, C rations and D rations.
- However, they like C rations and will eat them for a longer time than American troops will before complaining.
- The meals in the case of C rations would not always be the same from one case to another as the date of production on any case of C rations may vary widely.
- For some odd reason, manufacturers tend to label 10-in - 1 rations as C rations.

Origin

C for combat.

Definition of C rations in US English:

C rations

plural noun

North American

A type of canned food formerly used by US soldiers.
Example sentencesExamples
- However, they like C rations and will eat them for a longer time than American troops will before complaining.
- For some odd reason, manufacturers tend to label 10-in - 1 rations as C rations.
- On the frontlines, soldiers were eating K rations, C rations and D rations.
- The meals in the case of C rations would not always be the same from one case to another as the date of production on any case of C rations may vary widely.

Origin

C for combat.

单词	C rations
释义	Definition of C rations in English: C rations plural noun North American A type of tinned food formerly used by American soldiers. Example sentencesExamples On the frontlines, soldiers were eating K rations, C rations and D rations. However, they like C rations and will eat them for a longer time than American troops will before complaining. The meals in the case of C rations would not always be the same from one case to another as the date of production on any case of C rations may vary widely. For some odd reason, manufacturers tend to label 10-in - 1 rations as C rations. Origin C for combat. Definition of C rations in US English: C rations plural noun North American A type of canned food formerly used by US soldiers. Example sentencesExamples However, they like C rations and will eat them for a longer time than American troops will before complaining. For some odd reason, manufacturers tend to label 10-in - 1 rations as C rations. On the frontlines, soldiers were eating K rations, C rations and D rations. The meals in the case of C rations would not always be the same from one case to another as the date of production on any case of C rations may vary widely. Origin C for combat.
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