military officer

英 [ˈmɪlətri ˈɒfɪsə(r)]

美 [ˈmɪləteri ˈɑːfɪsər]

军官

英英释义

noun

• any person in the armed services who holds a position of authority or command
  1. an officer is responsible for the lives of his men
  Synonym:officer

双语例句

• Army General Martin Dempsey replaces him as the nation's top military officer.
  陆军上将马丁·邓普西（MartinDempsey）取代马伦成为美国最高军事官员。
• He was caught trying to impersonate a military officer.
  他企图冒充军官，但当场被抓获。
• Ensuring the military officer taking the accountability by law is very important to raise the military administration management level and build up troops fighting strength.
  依法对军队中失职的行政人员进行问责，是提高军事行政管理水平，增强部队战斗力的重要保证。
• An orderly assigned to serve a British military officer.
  被分配指派为英国军事官员服务的勤务兵。
• Analysts said it would be a psychological boost for the rebels but would not tip the balance in a conflict which the top US military officer said on Friday was nearing a stalemate.
  分析家称，这次胜利给反政府军注入了一针强心剂，但是这一次胜利并不能打破战斗的僵局，一名美军官员周五称这场战斗陷入了僵局。
• But I'd never be alongside a military officer.
  但我不同意军事长官。
• It was an important high-profile endorsement for Obama from a fellow African-American who served first as the nation's top military officer and later as its chief diplomat.
  鲍威尔和奥巴马一样都是非洲裔美国人。鲍威尔曾经担任美国最高军事官员，后来又成为美国首席外交官。
• He seems more like a military officer than a business executive.
  他似乎比较像一个军官，而不像一个商业行政主管。
• Over the centuries here in Strasbourg, Gutenberg invented the printing press, a local military officer wrote the French national anthem and the young Goethe wrote and wrote.
  在斯特拉斯堡数百年的历史中，古腾堡发明了印刷术，一位当地军官创作了法国国歌，年轻的歌德在这里专注写作。
• A military officer who is not assigned to active duty.
  一个没有被指派去服现役的军事官员。