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society > armed hostility > warrior > soldier > leader or commander > [noun] (118)

heretogac900

Anglo-Saxon History. The leader of an army; the commander of the militia of a shire or district. As it was rendered by Latin dux. and was the same…

marshal1258

A chief official of a royal household or court; a high officer of state. In England: = Earl Marshal, n. Formerly also †Marshal of England, †High (a…

chevetaine1297

Earlier form of chieftain, n.

chieftainc1330

A military leader; a captain. archaic and poetic.

arrayerc1370

gen. One who arrays.

governora1382

A military leader; esp. the commander of an armed force. Obsolete.

master of (the) chivalrya1382

Military. The commander or controller of a particular part of a country's forces or military operations. the officer in charge of a body of…

leadera1387

One who leads a body of armed men; a commander, a captain.

war-headlinga1400

a military chieftain or commander.

emperorc1400

A commander, esp. in the military; (now only) Roman History = imperator, n. 1a. Also figurative.

captain1450

esp. A military leader; a commander of a body of troops, of a fortress, castle, etc.

conductor1483

A commander, leader (esp. military or naval). Obsolete. See conduct, v. 4.

grand captain1531

A chief captain or military commander, esp. one serving the Spanish empire.

commendador1580

A commander: chiefly as a Spanish or Venetian title.

lodesman1581

spec. Military.

conducta1592

A person or thing that conducts or escorts; a guide, leader, conductor (literal and figurative). Obsolete.

commander1598

spec. The officer in command of a military force.

induperator1599

= imperator, n.

war-captain1610

With words that denote a commander, officer, army, etc., as war-captain, war-chief, war-leader; war-array, war-company, war-force, war-tribe.

war-chief1610

With words that denote a commander, officer, army, etc., as war-captain, war-chief, war-leader; war-array, war-company, war-force, war-tribe.

war-leader1610

With words that denote a commander, officer, army, etc., as war-captain, war-chief, war-leader; war-array, war-company, war-force, war-tribe.

most mastera1616

Of a person: greatest in respect of power, authority, importance, or consequence. Formerly frequently (chiefly Scottish) in most master n. a ruler…

commandant1687

A commanding officer, a commander: irrespective of rank. Applied esp. to the military governor of a fortress, town, or district, and often as a…

baron1919

Applied gen. to a person having power or influence in any sphere; in Prison slang: see quot. 1950.

Subcategories:

— position of (6)

— personality of (1)

— of specific forces (20)

— skilled or able (2)

— mercenary (1)

— irregular (1)

— commander-in-chief (23)

— second-in-command (3)

— leader or commander of specific unit (7)

— leader or commander of 1000 (4)

— of 100 (8)

— of 50 (6)

— of 20 (3)

— of 10 (7)

— chief of intelligence department (1)

单词	θ163040
释义	society > armed hostility > warrior > soldier > leader or commander > [noun] (118) heretogac900 Anglo-Saxon History. The leader of an army; the commander of the militia of a shire or district. As it was rendered by Latin dux. and was the same… marshal1258 A chief official of a royal household or court; a high officer of state. In England: = Earl Marshal, n. Formerly also †Marshal of England, †High (a… chevetaine1297 Earlier form of chieftain, n. chieftainc1330 A military leader; a captain. archaic and poetic. arrayerc1370 gen. One who arrays. governora1382 A military leader; esp. the commander of an armed force. Obsolete. master of (the) chivalrya1382 Military. The commander or controller of a particular part of a country's forces or military operations. the officer in charge of a body of… leadera1387 One who leads a body of armed men; a commander, a captain. war-headlinga1400 a military chieftain or commander. emperorc1400 A commander, esp. in the military; (now only) Roman History = imperator, n. 1a. Also figurative. captain1450 esp. A military leader; a commander of a body of troops, of a fortress, castle, etc. conductor1483 A commander, leader (esp. military or naval). Obsolete. See conduct, v. 4. grand captain1531 A chief captain or military commander, esp. one serving the Spanish empire. commendador1580 A commander: chiefly as a Spanish or Venetian title. lodesman1581 spec. Military. conducta1592 A person or thing that conducts or escorts; a guide, leader, conductor (literal and figurative). Obsolete. commander1598 spec. The officer in command of a military force. induperator1599 = imperator, n. war-captain1610 With words that denote a commander, officer, army, etc., as war-captain, war-chief, war-leader; war-array, war-company, war-force, war-tribe. war-chief1610 With words that denote a commander, officer, army, etc., as war-captain, war-chief, war-leader; war-array, war-company, war-force, war-tribe. war-leader1610 With words that denote a commander, officer, army, etc., as war-captain, war-chief, war-leader; war-array, war-company, war-force, war-tribe. most mastera1616 Of a person: greatest in respect of power, authority, importance, or consequence. Formerly frequently (chiefly Scottish) in most master n. a ruler… commandant1687 A commanding officer, a commander: irrespective of rank. Applied esp. to the military governor of a fortress, town, or district, and often as a… commandant-general1827 baron1919 Applied gen. to a person having power or influence in any sphere; in Prison slang: see quot. 1950. Subcategories: — position of (6) — personality of (1) — of specific forces (20) — skilled or able (2) — mercenary (1) — irregular (1) — commander-in-chief (23) — second-in-command (3) — leader or commander of specific unit (7) — leader or commander of 1000 (4) — of 100 (8) — of 50 (6) — of 20 (3) — of 10 (7) — chief of intelligence department (1)
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