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Etymology
From Ancient Greek ���α�ηγία (strategia) "office of general, command, generalship", from ���α�ηγ�� (strategos) "the leader or commander of an army, a general", from ���α��� (stratos) "army" + άγ� (ago) "to lead, to conduct".

Noun
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1. The science and art of military command as applied to the overall planning and conduct of warfare
2. A plan of action intended to accomplish a specific goal
3. The art of using similar techniques in politics or business

Derived terms
stratagem
strategic

Translations
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trans-top|science and art of military command
Finnish: strategia
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Lithuanian: strategija f
Portuguese: estratégia f
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trans-top|plan of action
Finnish: toimintasuunnitelma
Hungarian: t|hu|stratégia
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Portuguese: estratégia f
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trans-top|art of using similar techniques in politics or business
Finnish: strategia, strateginen suunnittelu
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Portuguese: estratégia f
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ttbc|Croatian: strategija
ttbc|German: Strategie f (2)
ttbc|Japanese: �� (�����, senryaku)
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ttbc|Swedish: strategi c (1,2,3)
ttbc|Telugu: వ�య�హ� (vyooham) (1,2,3)
ttbc|Italian: strategia
ttbc|Greek: ���α�ηγική (strategiké)
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