commander
commander 英 [kəˈmɑ:ndə(r)] 美 [kəˈmændə(r)]
n. 指挥官；司令官
名词复数:commanders
- A commander is the person in charge, particularly in the military. If you're in the Navy, your commander gives directions that you're expected to follow.
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- n. 指挥官；司令官
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1. The general was relieved of his office as a supreme commander.
将军被解除了最高指挥官的职务。
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2. Warning of “IMMINENT THREAT, ” the commander said he would “destroy” the man and his equipment — in other words, kill him.
在发出“危险逼近”的警告后，指挥官说他会“击毁”那个阿富汗人和他的设备，换句话说就是杀了他。
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3. "They will go through a significant search regime, " commander Jones said.
琼斯司令官说：“他们将经历一番重要的搜查机制。”
- commander (n.) "one who has the authority or power to command or order," early 14c., comandur, from Old French comandeor "commander, commandant," from comander "to order, enjoin" (see command (v.)). Commander in chief "commander of all the armies of a state" is attested from 1650s. In the U.S., by the Constitution, it is the president; George Washington was so called by 1778.
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