Definition of passe-volant in English:

passe-volant

noun ˈpasˌvəʊlənt

historical

Military. A man temporarily hired as a pretend or dummy soldier in order to supply a deficiency at the muster or on the roll of a company or regiment.

Early 16th century (in an earlier sense). From Middle French, French passe-volant from passe- + volant flying.

nounˈpasˌvəʊlənt

historical

Military. A man temporarily hired as a pretend or dummy soldier in order to supply a deficiency at the muster or on the roll of a company or regiment.

Early 16th century (in an earlier sense). From Middle French, French passe-volant from passe- + volant flying.

单词	passe-volant
释义	Definition of passe-volant in English: passe-volant noun ˈpasˌvəʊlənt historical Military. A man temporarily hired as a pretend or dummy soldier in order to supply a deficiency at the muster or on the roll of a company or regiment. Origin Early 16th century (in an earlier sense). From Middle French, French passe-volant from passe- + volant flying. Definition of passe-volant in US English: passe-volant nounˈpasˌvəʊlənt historical Military. A man temporarily hired as a pretend or dummy soldier in order to supply a deficiency at the muster or on the roll of a company or regiment. Origin Early 16th century (in an earlier sense). From Middle French, French passe-volant from passe- + volant flying.
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