commissar 英 [,kɒmɪ'sɑː]   美 [,kɑmɪ'sɑr]

commissar

commissar  英 [,kɒmɪ'sɑː] 美 [,kɑmɪ'sɑr]

n. 政委;委员;代表;苏俄人民委员 

名词复数:commissars 

To increase his prices a dealer must have a special permit from the Price commissar. 如果涨价,商人必须从价格委员那里得到特殊许可证。
As Vogel notes, during Deng's long years as a military commissar he had a reputation as a man who was not shy about expending his soldiers' lives when the occasion demanded. 正如沃格指出,在邓担任军队政委的漫长年月里,他的名声来自在必要的时候,丝毫不会吝惜士兵的生命。

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  • n. 政委;委员;代表;苏俄人民委员
  • 1. To increase his prices a dealer must have a special permit from the Price commissar.

    如果涨价,商人必须从价格委员那里得到特殊许可证。

  • 2. As Vogel notes, during Deng's long years as a military commissar he had a reputation as a man who was not shy about expending his soldiers' lives when the occasion demanded.

    正如沃格指出,在邓担任军队政委的漫长年月里,他的名声来自在必要的时候,丝毫不会吝惜士兵的生命。

  • commissar (n.) in a Russian context, "representative appointed by a soviet and responsible for political indoctrination," 1918, from Russian komissar, from German Kommissar "commissioner," from French commissaire, ultimately from Medieval Latin commissarius (see commissary). Earlier in English it meant "commissary" (1640s), from the French word, which itself was used in English from 1753.
com·mis·sar / ˌkɒmɪˈsɑː(r) ; NAmE ˌkɑːmɪˈsɑːr / noun an officer of the Communist Party, especially in the past in the Soviet Union (尤指旧时苏联的)共产党政治委员,共产党政委 commissar commissars com·mis·sar / ˌkɒmɪˈsɑː(r) ; NAmE ˌkɑːmɪˈsɑːr /
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