| 释义 |
officer ☞officern. [′fɪsǝ] (officers)
双解释义 1. C 军官 person appointed to command others in the army, navy, air force, etc.2. C （政府，会社等的）高级官员〔职员 〕 person with a position of authority of trust, e. g. in the government or a society, etc.基本要点 1. officer的基本意思是“军官，警官”，在现代英语中也指穿特殊制服的工作人员（如海关官员等）。2. officer还可在其前面加具体的部门或负责事项，作“公司高级职员、政府机关的官员”解。词汇搭配 动词+～ elect an ～ 选举官员 promote an ～ 提升军官形容词+～ chief ～ 大副 civil and military ～s 文武官员 commanding ～ 指挥官 high ～ 高级官员 high-ranking ～ 高级官员 second ～ 二副 top ～ 高级军官名词+～ Air Force ～ 空军军官 army ～ 陆军军官 duty ～ 执勤官 navy ～ 海军军官 police ～ 警官 press ～ 新闻发布官 staff ～ 参谋～+介词 ～ in the Army 陆军军官 ～ in the Navy 海军军官 ～ of State 政府官员 ～ on the active list 现役军官 ～ on the reserve list 预备役军官句型例句 Both commissioned and non-commissioned officers attended. 有军衔的和无军衔的军官都出席了。 He dreamed of being an officer. 在梦中他成了一名军官。 "Yes, officer, I saw the man approach the girl." “是的，警官，我看见那男孩向那姑娘走去。” A meeting will be held in the assembly hall by an officer of State. 在那个礼堂里将举行一次由政府官员主持的会议。 It was said that was stated by a press officer. 据说那是由一个新闻发布官声明的。 Her husband was a customs officer. 她的丈夫是一名海关人员。补充资料 ［同义词］ administrator, agent, bureaucrat, dignitary, executive, functionary, office-holder, official, public servant, representative |