cadet
cadet 英 [kəˈdet] 美 [kəˈdɛt]
n. 幼子，次子；实习生；候补军官；陆海军官学校的学员
名词复数:cadets
- A cadet is a trainee enrolled in a military academy. You might also call a cadet a plebe, but doesn't cadet sound so much better?
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- n. 幼子，次子；实习生；候补军官；陆海军官学校的学员
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1. Mr. Kelly is the only person in the NYPD to go from police cadet to commissioner.
凯利是纽约市警察局中唯一一个从警察学院学生成为警长的人。
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2. Bullet wound: Before becoming elected president, James Monroe dropped out of college and enlisted as a cadet in the Third Virginia Infantry in 1776.
枪伤 ：在被推选为总统之前，1776年，詹姆斯·门罗辍学参军，在第三维吉尼亚步兵团当了一名军校学员。
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3. At Central High School in Northwest Washington, he joined the cadet corps and was its captain during his senior year.
他在华盛顿西北部的中央高中就读期间就参加了学生军训队，升入高年级后还担任了军训队队长。
- cadet (n.) c. 1610, "younger son or brother;" 1650s, "gentleman entering the military as a profession;" from French cadet "military student officer," noun use of adjective, "younger" (15c.), from Gascon capdet "captain, chief, youth of a noble family," from Medieval Latin capitellum, "little chief," literally "little head" (hence, "inferior head of a family"), diminutive of Latin caput "head" (from PIE root *kaput- "head").
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