| 释义 |
sir·dar
\ˈsərˌdär, (ˌ)sərˈd-\ noun
or sar·dar or ser·dar
(-s)
Etymology: Hindi sardār, from Persian
1.
a. : a person of high rank (as an hereditary noble, a chieftain, or a high military officer) in India, Pakistan, or Afghanistan
b. : a commander in chief especially in Turkey or Egypt
2. : one holding a position of some responsibility in India: as
a. or sirdar bearer : a head palanquin bearer
b. : valet
c. : foreman, steward
d. : tenant farmer |