Roman History. The deputy of a general or governor of a province; (under the empire) the provincial governor himself. Also in extended use.
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| 释义 | society > armed hostility > warrior > soldier > leader or commander > officer by rank > [noun] > lieutenant (21) legate1474 Roman History. The deputy of a general or governor of a province; (under the empire) the provincial governor himself. Also in extended use. petty captainc1475 An officer ranking next below a captain; a lieutenant. Also (with reference to other military cultures): an officer of comparable minor rank or… locum tenent1492 Scottish. As a title of office: = lieutenant, n. 1c. Obsolete. lieutenant1578 Military and Navy. (As a prefixed title, often abbreviated Lieut., and in combinations Lt.) In the army: The officer next in rank to the captain… lieutenant-captain1728 (see quot.). teniente1798 A lieutenant. luff1836 = lieutenant, n. loot1898 = lieutenant, n. 2. looey1916 A lieutenant. tenente1929 A lieutenant. Subcategories:— position of (4) — types of (2) — sub-lieutenant (5) |
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