brigadier
brigadier 英 [ˌbrɪgəˈdɪə(r)] 美 [ˌbrɪgəˈdɪr]
n. 准将；陆军准将
名词复数:brigadiers
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- n. 准将；陆军准将
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1. Call it my weakness. Call it kindness, " one brigadier told The Guardian.
那是我的弱点，我的善良，”一个准将告诉《卫报》。
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2. Jackson served only briefly as a colonel before receiving a promotion to brigadier general under General Joseph E. Johnston (1807-91).
在得到晋升为上将约瑟夫E 约翰斯顿（1807-91）账下一名准将之前，杰克逊仅仅是一名陆军上校。
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3. It says three army officers, including a brigadier-general, were ambushed and killed on Sunday by armed criminal gangs who then mutilated the bodies with sharp tools.
据称，周日，武装犯罪团伙伏击了包括一名准将在内的三名陆军军官，并使用利器将他们的尸体砍断。
- brigadier (n.) 1670s, "officer in command of a brigade," from French brigadier, from brigade "body of soldiers" (see brigade). Brigadier-general is the fuller form of the title.
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