Converse of object

• kill: It is costing the United States $ 400,000 to kill one guerrilla - enough to pay the annual income of 8,000 Vietnamese.

• fight: Turkey fought Kurdish guerrillas for 15 years in the southeast of the nation.

• join: General Lemnitzer called for the Brigade to join the guerrillas in the Escambray Mountains.

• support: In addition it provides invaluable insights in how to train and support guerrillas in the field.

• train: However, they also had to fight an enemy they could not see communist guerrillas trained by Mao.

Adjective modifier

• leftist: He initiated informal contacts with leftist guerrillas in neighboring Colombia.

• Kurdish: Turkey fought Kurdish guerrillas for 15 years in the southeast of the nation.

• Colombian: It is alleged that Colombian guerrillas were involved in her kidnap last September.

• communist: However, they also had to fight an enemy they could not see communist guerrillas trained by Mao.

• Albanian: The disarming of ethnic Albanian guerrillas, no less essential to peace, will not be easy.

Modifies a noun

• warfare: He wrote a book on the guerrilla warfare, which had big impact on Latin America.

• fighter: Also " the guerrilla fighter will carry out his action in wild places of small population.

• tactic: In the 19th century, peoples of the Balkans used guerrilla tactics to fight the Ottoman empire.

• insurgency: Guerrilla insurgency was increasing in Britain's most profitable colony, Malaysia.

• war: For more than ten years they waged a Marxist style guerrilla war against Rhodesia's racist regime, under Prime Minister Ian Smith.

• army: Its guerrilla army has conducted the longest armed struggle in Kurdish history.

Noun used with modifier

• islamist: Its government has battled Islamist guerrillas, some of whom were based in Afghanistan.

• wing: The war on drugs is clearly focused on those areas where the left wing guerrilla movements are located.