officer 音标拼音: ['ɔfəsɚ] ['ɔfɪsɚ]
n . 军官,主管,官员
vt . 指挥
军官,主管,官员指挥
officer 官员; 高级职员
officer 官员 职员
officer n 1 :
any person in the armed services who holds a position of authority or command ; "
an officer is responsible for the lives of his men " [
synonym : {
military officer }, {
officer }]
2 :
someone who is appointed or elected to an office and who holds a position of trust ; "
he is an officer of the court ";
"
the club elected its officers for the coming year " [
synonym :
{
officeholder }, {
officer }]
3 :
a member of a police force ; "
it was an accident ,
officer "
[
synonym : {
policeman }, {
police officer }, {
officer }]
4 :
a person authorized to serve in a position of authority on a vessel ; "
he is the officer in charge of the ship '
s engines "
[
synonym : {
officer }, {
ship '
s officer }]
v 1 :
direct or command as an officer Officer \
Of "
fi *
cer \,
n . [
F .
officier .
See {
Office },
and cf .
{
Official },
n .]
1 .
One who holds an office ;
a person lawfully invested with an office ,
whether civil ,
military ,
or ecclesiastical ;
as ,
a church officer ;
a police officer ;
a staff officer . "
I am an officer of state ." --
Shak .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 . (
U .
S .
Mil .)
Specifically ,
a commissioned officer ,
in distinction from a warrant officer or an enlisted man .
[
1913 Webster ]
{
Field officer }, {
General officer },
etc .
See under {
Field },
{
General }.
etc .
{
Officer of the day } (
Mil .),
the officer who ,
on a given day ,
has charge for that day of the guard ,
prisoners ,
and police of the post or camp ;
abbreviated O .
D .,
OD ,
or O .
O .
D .
{
Officer of the deck },
or {
Officer of the watch } (
Naut .),
the officer temporarily in charge on the deck of a vessel ,
esp .
a war vessel .
[
1913 Webster ]
Officer \
Of "
fi *
cer \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Officered };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Officering }.]
1 .
To furnish with officers ;
to appoint officers over .
--
Marshall .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
To command as an officer ;
as ,
veterans from old regiments officered the recruits .
[
1913 Webster ]
161 Moby Thesaurus words for "
officer ":
ADC ,
CO ,
G -
man ,
John Law ,
MP ,
OD ,
administrator ,
aide ,
aide -
de -
camp ,
apparatchik ,
archon ,
bailiff ,
beadle ,
beagle ,
boatswain ,
bound bailiff ,
brigadier ,
brigadier general ,
bureaucrat ,
captain ,
catchpole ,
chancellor ,
chicken colonel ,
chief engineer ,
chief executive ,
chief executive officer ,
chief mate ,
chief of police ,
chief of staff ,
civil servant ,
colonel ,
commandant ,
commander ,
commander in chief ,
commanding officer ,
commissioned officer ,
commissioner ,
company officer ,
constable ,
cop ,
copper ,
dean ,
deck officer ,
deputy ,
deputy sheriff ,
detective ,
dick ,
dignitary ,
director ,
exec ,
executive ,
executive director ,
executive officer ,
executive secretary ,
fed ,
federal ,
field marshal ,
field officer ,
first lieutenant ,
five -
star general ,
flic ,
four -
star general ,
functionary ,
functionnaire ,
fuzz ,
gendarme ,
general ,
general officer ,
generalissimo ,
government man ,
inspector ,
jack -
in -
office ,
jemadar ,
junior officer ,
lawman ,
lictor ,
lieutenant ,
lieutenant colonel ,
lieutenant general ,
mace -
bearer ,
magistrate ,
major ,
major general ,
management ,
manager ,
managing director ,
mandarin ,
marechal ,
marshal ,
master ,
mate ,
mounted policeman ,
narc ,
naval officer ,
navigating officer ,
navigator ,
office -
bearer ,
officeholder ,
official ,
officiary ,
one -
star general ,
orderly officer ,
patrolman ,
patron ,
peace officer ,
petty tyrant ,
pipes ,
placeman ,
police ,
police captain ,
police commissioner ,
police constable ,
police inspector ,
police matron ,
police officer ,
police sergeant ,
policeman ,
policewoman ,
portreeve ,
prefect ,
president ,
prexy ,
provost ,
public official ,
public servant ,
quartermaster ,
red -
tapist ,
reeve ,
risaldar ,
roundsman ,
sailing master ,
second mate ,
secretary ,
senior officer ,
sergeant ,
sergeant at arms ,
shavetail ,
sheriff ,
shipmaster ,
sirdar ,
skipper ,
staff officer ,
subahdar ,
subaltern ,
sublieutenant ,
superintendent ,
tec ,
the Old Man ,
the administration ,
the brass ,
three -
star general ,
tipstaff ,
tipstaves ,
top brass ,
treasurer ,
trooper ,
two -
star general ,
vice -
chancellor ,
vice -
president ,
warden ,
watch officer
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