英语词汇“commander”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	commander
释义	Trends of commander View usage for: commander (kəmɑːndəʳ, -mænd-) Word forms: plural commanders 1. countable noun & title noun A commander is an officer in charge of a military operation or organization. The commander and some of the men had been released. ...Commander Bob Marks. Synonyms: leader, director, chief, officer More Synonyms of commander 2. countable noun & title noun A commander is an officer in the Royal Navy or the U.S. Navy. commander in British English (kəˈmɑːndə) noun 1. an officer in command of a military formation or operation 2. a naval commissioned rank junior to captain but senior to lieutenant commander 3. the second in command of larger British warships 4. someone who holds authority 5. a high-ranking member of some knightly or fraternal orders 6. an officer responsible for a district of the Metropolitan Police in London 7. history the administrator of a house, priory, or landed estate of a medieval religious order Derived forms commandership (comˈmanderˌship) noun commander in American English (kəˈmændər; kəˈmɑndər) noun 1. a person who commands; leader ; specif., a. the chief officer of a unit in certain societies and fraternal orders b. commanding officer 2. a high-ranking member of an order of knighthood 3. US Navy an officer ranking above a lieutenant commander and below a captain Derived forms commandership (comˈmanderˌship) noun Word origin ME comaundour < OFr comandeor Examples of 'commander' in a sentence commander Our captain and commander both wore white heather in their caps. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Orthodox military commanders did not like it. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Military commanders said the efficiency of reservists would drop if they are unable to practice in gun clubs. Times, Sunday Times (2015) With a full lieutenant commander's uniform a bad guy could simply walk in. The Sun (2006) But set against the risks are tactical gains that the British commanders must consider worth the growing cost. Times, Sunday Times (2009) A navy commander takes charge when the skipper is killed. The Sun (2009) British commanders want at least a third more - but they have been told they must wait for at least a year. The Sun (2008) The average government employee earns 30 a month so dog owners are mainly former military commanders who made their fortunes during years of unrest. Times, Sunday Times (2006) That depends on Egypt's military commanders. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Japan's military commanders varied as widely in character and competence as their Allied counterparts. Max Hastings Nemesis: The Battle for Japan, 194445 (2007) She was appointed Worthing's district commander last year. Times, Sunday Times (2008) He will train as a troop commander, in charge of 11 men and four tanks. The Sun (2006) Nato commanders and ANA officers blame a weak vetting programme that fails to conduct detailed background checks on fresh recruits. Times, Sunday Times (2010) An executive committee, including the commander in charge of covert operations, assesses payments and makes recommendations. Times, Sunday Times (2006) I hope and would encourage him not to get into the military weeds and to give his military commanders the flexibility to meet his political intent. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Expecting to report to a principal medical officer of commander's rank, he was surprised to find the post was his. Times, Sunday Times (2007) All related terms of 'commander' wing commander A wing commander is a senior officer in the British air force. company commander the commander of a company of soldiers supreme commander the military officer in overall command of all forces in one theatre of operations commander in chief A commander-in-chief is a senior officer who is in charge of all the forces in a particular area. lieutenant commander an officer holding commissioned rank in certain navies , immediately junior to a commander Chinese translation of 'commander' commander (kəˈmɑːndəʳ) (Mil) n (c) 指挥(揮)官 (zhǐhuīguān) (位, wèi) Nearby words of commander coming comma command commander commemorate commence commencement (noun) in the sense of leader Definition an officer in command of a military group or operation The commander and some of his troops had been released. Synonyms leader the leader of the Conservative Party director He is the director of the unit. chief The new leader is the deputy chief of the territory's defence force. officer boss He cannot stand his boss. head heads of government from more than 100 countries captain He is a former English cricket captain. ruler He was an indecisive ruler. commander-in-chief commanding officer C in C C.O. sherang (Australian, New Zealand) I am in touch with the head sherang at both sites Additional synonyms in the sense of boss Definition a person in charge of or employing others He cannot stand his boss. Synonyms manager, head, leader, director, chief, executive, owner, master, governor (informal), employer, administrator, supervisor, superintendent, gaffer (informal, British), or woman or person">foreman or woman or person, overseer, kingpin, big cheese (old-fashioned, slang), numero uno (informal), Mister Big (slang, US), sherang (Australian, New Zealand) in the sense of captain Definition the leader of a team or group He is a former English cricket captain. Synonyms leader, boss, master, skipper, chieftain, head, number one (informal), chief in the sense of chief Definition most important The new leader is the deputy chief of the territory's defence force. Synonyms head, leader, director, manager, lord, boss (informal), captain, master, governor, commander, principal, superior, ruler, superintendent, chieftain, ringleader, suzerain, ariki (New Zealand), sherang (Australian, New Zealand) Synonyms of 'commander' commander Explore 'commander' in the dictionary
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